Julianne Hough Spends a 'Special Day on the Lake' with Ex-Husband Brooks Laich and His Pregnant Fiancée
In the photo, the Dancing with the Stars co-host points her finger at Davíðsdóttir's belly — a moment that occurred two months after she announced her pregnancy
Hough and Laich were married for nearly three years before splitting in May 2020Julianne Hough has no qualms about spending time with her ex-husband, Brooks Laich, and his pregnant fiancée, Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir.
On July 11, the Dancing with the Stars co-host, 36, shared a photo on her Instagram Stories of herself posing with the couple while on a lake.
'Special day on the lake with these three cuties,' she wrote alongside the snapshot, in which she points to Davíðsdóttir's belly.
"Our greatest blessing 🤍🫶🏼✨ Baby Laich coming this fall. Mom & Dad can't wait to meet you, our little one!!!!!!" the pair — who got engaged in December 2024 — shared in their joint Instagram post alongside photos of them posing with sonogram pictures, kissing and showcasing Katrín's growing belly.
Hough showed her support in the comment section, writing, 'Congratulations you two on expanding your family - this baby is already so loved ✨.'
The pregnancy news came five years after Hough and Laich announced their decision to separate in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE in May 2020 following nearly three years of marriage.
Hough officially filed for divorce in November 2020, and the two finalized their divorce in June 2022.
During an appearance on The Jamie Kern Lima Show podcast in September 2024, the professional dancer opened up about attending a wedding where Laich and Davíðsdóttir were also in attendance.
"It was so beautiful. It was so beautiful," she recalled. "And again, like I'm in this place where I now feel like I'm just beginning with so much wisdom, with so much insight, with so much compassion and so much empathy and understanding of like, what's possible, and having the extreme of like, 'Will this ever end?' to 'Oh my gosh, like, I get to, like, literally, design and create the life of my dreams', and know that every decision I'm going to make is going to be from here and that, like, you know, it still doesn't mean it's going to be this perfect life."
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The television personality explained that while she doesn't "want a perfect life," she wants a "full, beautiful, connected life."
"You feel joy because you feel sorrow, you feel all these things because you have the spectrum to feel it," she added. "You have the space to feel it, and that, I think, is what we're here to experience, is the fullness of life.'
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