Elizabeth Johnston has welcomed her second child with husband Brice Bolden, making the 7 Little Johnstons star a mother of two.

Johnston, 24, and Bolden, 25, welcomed their son, Coleman Brice Johnston Bolden, on Tuesday, September 8. The couple shared the news exclusively with TODAY, saying they were happy to bring their newborn home and begin life as a family of four.

“We’re so happy to have Coleman here and to be home together as a family of four,” the couple said. “We are so looking forward to watching Leighton and Coleman grow up together.”

Johnston and Bolden later announced their son’s arrival on Instagram, sharing an eight-photo carousel featuring some of the newborn’s first moments and photos of the family together.

Johnston captioned the post with the baby’s name and birth date, writing that their family was now complete and describing Coleman as a happy and handsome addition to their family.

The couple first announced in March that they were expecting another child. At the time, they said their daughter, Leighton, would become a big sister in early fall 2026.

Johnston and Bolden became parents for the first time in November 2023, when their daughter, Leighton Drew Bolden, was born. They announced her arrival at the time, sharing photos and videos from the delivery room and introducing their newborn to fans.

In June 2024, Johnston spoke about her hopes of having another child. She said she imagined giving Leighton a sibling when she was older and joked that having a boy would give the family a male version of herself, after describing Leighton as a “girl version of Brice.”

Johnston and Bolden married on November 8, 2025, in a ceremony held at the Johnston family home in Forsyth, Georgia. Around 80 close friends and family members attended, including Johnston’s parents, Trent and Amber.

The couple had envisioned a small and intimate wedding surrounded by their closest relatives and friends. Their daughter, Leighton, served as the flower girl.

Johnston and Bolden first met after living just three houses apart in the same neighborhood and began their relationship in 2019. They chose to marry at the Johnston family home because it was where much of their relationship had developed.

Johnston previously said the location represented their relationship and their sense of togetherness, describing it as the place where their story began.

SOURCE: Kayla Grant, September 12, 2026.