Kane Brown and Wife Katelyn Welcome Baby No. 3: 'Krewe Allen Brown 6.18'

Kane Brown's family has grown by one more!

The country singer, 30, and his wife Katelyn, 32, have welcomed their third baby together, a boy, confirming the news on Instagram on Wednesday, June 19.

Revealing the little one's name, the couple captioned a carousel of photos of their new arrival, "Krewe Allen Brown 6.18 🩵."

In the first snap, Katelyn cradled their baby boy in her arms as her husband sat beside her in a hospital bed and placed his arm around her.

This was followed by a black-and-white photo of Brown holding Krewe and gazing down at him adoringly. Further shots showed Katelyn smiling down at their little one, who was swaddled in a hospital blanket, and a close-up black-and-white snap of Krewe's feet.

Brown and his wife are already parents to daughters Kodi Jane, 2, and Kingsley Rose, 4½.

In December 2023, the musician and his wife shared that they were expecting a third baby by posting a photo to Instagram of themselves alongside their two daughters, who held up a sonogram. 

The couple captioned the post, “Last Christmas of 4 🎄❤️ Merry Christmas everyone!!" as several of their famous friends — including Taylor Lautner, Cole Swindell and Russell Dickerson — congratulated them.

This past March, Brown spoke on The Bobby Bones Show about how he was feeling about becoming a dad of three.

“I’m scared for three,” he admitted on the podcast, adding, “I guess it was God’s plan.”

Brown also revealed how his wife of five years encouraged him to get a vasectomy — which he eventually did — after they found out she was unexpectedly pregnant again. "Kate got me neutered already," he joked.

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"She was telling me you gotta go get it," Brown explained. "And every time she would say that or tell somebody, dude my stomach, I just get sick. Man, I can’t do it.“

"It didn’t hurt,” he continued of the procedure. “For me, it was so weird. I mean they gave me [laughing] gas or whatever. I’m laying on my back and have a nurse and a doctor over me ... they’re talking about their day and I’m just laying on this table."