'Love Is Blind UK''s Bobby and Jasmine Johnson Are Expecting First Baby Together: 'Dreamt of This Moment'
"I've pictured your tiny face a thousand times. I've dreamt of this moment long before I knew how good life could get. Then I met your dad and the rest was written in love 🤍," Jasmine wrote in an announcement on Instagram, adding: "Baby Johnson Coming Winter 2025!!"
The couple met on season 1 of Netflix's Love is Blind UK and tied the knot on the dating show last yearNetflix's Love is Blind UK alums Jasmine and Bobby Johnson are going to be parents!
In an Instagram Reel video shared on Monday, June 9, the season 1 couple announced that they are expecting their first baby together, due later this year.
"We've been keeping a secret 🤫," Jasmine, 29, wrote in the caption of their joint post. "I've pictured your tiny face a thousand times. I've dreamt of this moment long before I knew how good life could get. Then I met your dad and the rest was written in love 🤍."
"Baby Johnson Coming Winter 2025!!" she added.
The video begins with a sit-down interview with the couple, both donning white shirts and Jasmine showing off her baby bump, speaking about how they might want to raise their future child.
"I ideally want to raise children in a household where our foundation is on 100," the nurse-turned-TV star says in the clip, before the camera zooms out to reveal that the Reel is actually a short music video for an original song about their life together and their baby on the way, written by Bobby, 33.
"I was lost but now I'm found, well ever since you rescued me/ We sit and talk on rainy days, just debating baby names," he raps in the clip.
"I'm looking at your baby bump... I guess we'll have to wait until the day you come/To know if you're our daughter or our baby son," the song continues. "I'll be happy either way!"
Bobby and Jasmine were among the couples who left the pods hand-in-hand during Love Is Blind's first season in the U.K.
During the 2024 season, Jasmine, a nurse from London, and rapper Bobby quickly bonded in their pods, and Bobby, who admitted at the time that from the 'start,' Jasmine was 'the girl for me.'
After rapping a poem divulging his feelings, Bobby proposed, and Jasmine accepted. By the end of the season, the pair had tied the knot.
In February this year, the couple opened up about their difficulties trying to conceive with Grazia UK, as Bobby called the process a "rollercoaster."
"In the beginning, we were very naive," Jasmine told the British outlet at the time. "[I thought] I was going to get pregnant as soon as we had sex. Obviously, that's not the case."
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The pair shared at the time that Jasmine had seen a doctor and had been using ovulation testing to help the process along. But because they had both discussed wanting children while they were on the Netflix series, they felt pressure from fans and social media followers who would often ask if Jasmine was pregnant yet.
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"I think the difficult thing for Jasmine is if people comment on your photos and they're like, 'oh, I can see the bump,' or 'you're pregnant, I can tell it,'" Bobby shared. "Things like that – it's quite insensitive sometimes."
Jasmine told the outlet that despite the challenges, having a supportive partner has made a massive difference in the process.
"Having a partner there to support you, oh my gosh, it's a blessing," she added. "A lot of people don't get that privilege to go through their pregnancy journey with a supportive partner. It's not going to happen tomorrow, but it will happen when the time is right."
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