After welcoming her baby boy, the wife of the 'Sucker for Pain' rapper claims that she and her husband are 'so in love' and 'couldn't be happier' for the new addition to the family.
- July 20, 2023
AceShowbiz - Congratulations are in order for Logic and his wife. After welcoming their second child together, the "Sucker for Pain" rapper's spouse, Brittney Noell, gushed via social media that she and her husband are "so in love" with their newborn baby.
On Tuesday, July 18, Brittney revealed via Instagram that a baby boy has been added to their family of three. She announced, "Our beautiful Leo was born and we couldn't be happier." In reference to her 33-year-old husband and their first child, she went on to say, "We are all (especially Bobby) so in love."
Letting out the photos, the mother of two offered a look at her newborn son. One picture captured her baby being wrapped in a white baby blanket while wearing a hat with pink and blue stripes. Another one saw her first child Bobby excitedly holding his little brother.
Warm wishes quickly flooded in. Logic's pal and fellow artist, Just Juice, exclaimed, "Cutest ever. With the name of a champion. Congrats to your family!" Fans also congratulated the couple with one gushing, "He's sooo adorable [red heart emoji] Congratulations Brittney and Logic [baby face emoji]," while another stated, "Bobbyception with those three boys. All the love from my family to y'alls."
Logic and Brittney welcomed their baby number two more than five months after he unveiled they were expecting their second child. In early January, he uploaded a video from an ultrasound appointment. Along with the clip, he wrote, "Happy New Baby!" Similarly, Brittney let out a clip from the appointment with a caption that read, "Baby Hall #2 coming 2023 [white heart emoji] (sic)."
Just one year earlier, Logic opened up about making time for his family despite his busy schedule as a musician. In a June 2022 interview with NPR, he said, "I will always be willing to drop everything for my son, for my wife, for my family."
"I think there's a lot of musicians who can't do that," he went on to say, "and they may sacrifice precious time, memories and years continuing to chase things like number ones, on this hamster wheel that inevitably never stops unless you step off of it consciously."
