Bobby Bones and Wife Caitlin Parker Expecting First Baby Together

Bobby Bones and wife Caitlin Parker are going to be parents!

In an Instagram post shared on Wednesday, Sept. 24, Bones, 45, shared a mirror selfie of himself hugging his wife’s pregnant belly. In the second photo, the pair walk hand in hand through a field, as Parker, 33, smiles at the camera. The post was captioned with a baby emoji and a red heart emoji.

Parker reposted the photos on her Instagram Stories, writing “Parents.”

The couple tied the knot at their Nashville-area home in 2021, with their dogs Stanley and Eller also taking part in the ceremony.

Bones, whose real name is Bobby Estell, previously competed on ABC’s Dancing With the Stars in 2018, where he took home the coveted mirrorball trophy. His former DWTS castmates wished the couple well in the comment section.

DWTS pro Sasha Farber wrote, “Yesssss,” while Bones’ former dance partner and fellow pro Sharna Burgess commented, “AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!! B, huge congratulations to both of you. ❤️❤️.”

Country music star Russell Dickerson commented, “YOOOOOOOO!!!!! CONGRATS ZADDDDDD!!!!!!!!”

The couple met during a 2019 taping of DWTS, during which Bones was visiting fellow country star Lauren Alaina, while Parker attended the show alongside a friend who worked in public relations.

“We didn’t really hit it off the first time we met. We were just like ‘Hi, what’s up?’ and then we started talking on Instagram like a month later,” he told PeopleNow in April 2020.

Their connection quickly blossomed into something more. “When I’m with him, there’s such a strong sense of peace about us no matter what it is we’re going through that day. I just know he’s the one for me,” Parker told PEOPLE after their July 2021 wedding.

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Bones, who made a name for himself on his country music radio show The Bobby Bones Show and his podcast Bobbycast, most recently hosted the iHeartCountry Festival presented by Capital One on May 4 at Moody Center in Austin, Texas.

On March 4, the radio star hosted his eighth annual Million Dollar Show benefitting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital at Nashville’s famed Ryman Auditorium. The radio host and television personality and his band, The Raging Idiots, were joined by country and pop friends — including Miranda Lambert, Bailey Zimmerman, and O-Town — to help raise $221,000 for the hospital.