Baby #5 confirmed
Candace Owens confirms she is pregnant with her fifth child, a boy, after fans identified her pregnancy before she did.
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I Survive My First Death Hoax, Erika Kirk Makes Human History. | Ep 353
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Jun 22, 2026
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Intro: Starbucks Ad & Pregnancy Announcement
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The episode begins with a live Starbucks Refreshers ad, with Owens and a colleague taste-testing the product before she pivots to a personal announcement that has been the subject of internet speculation for weeks [1] — Candace Owens "Baby #5 confirmed: Candace Owens confirms she is pregnant with her fifth child, a boy, after fans identified her pregnancy before she did." 00:09 . Owens confirms she is expecting her fifth child — a boy — and credits her own podcast audience for identifying the pregnancy before she did, based on what she calls her signature 'violent' demeanor that reportedly emerges whenever she is carrying a boy. She admits, with some comic exasperation, that she learned the news from comments sections rather than from a pregnancy test, and says something about growing a boy makes her want to physically fight people. It's a warm, funny open that immediately establishes the episode's personality: frank, self-deprecating, and unfiltered.
Candace Announces Pregnancy #5 — Fans Knew Before She Did
Candace Owens reveals she is pregnant with her fifth child — a boy — and that her own fans identified the pregnancy before she did, based on her characteristically aggressive energy. She jokes that something about carrying a boy makes her want to physically fight people.
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