Wat-Not Staff
Tia Booth, known from her time on Bachelor in Paradise, recently shared a humorous twist on her pregnancy announcement with husband Taylor Mock. During an Instagram Q&A session on August 25, Booth revealed that her planned surprise was spoiled when Mock discovered the pregnancy test wrapper while doing a mundane task—cutting his toenails. Despite the unexpected reveal, Booth and Mock, who married in November 2023 and are already parents to a 20-month-old son, Tatum, are excitedly anticipating their second child’s arrival. The couple has decided to keep the baby’s sex a surprise and is contemplating whether to continue their tradition of names starting with the letter “T.”
Tia Booth’s Unintended Pregnancy Reveal
Tia Booth’s plan to surprise her husband, Taylor Mock, with their pregnancy announcement took an unexpected turn. During an Instagram Q&A, Booth recounted how Mock accidentally discovered the news before she could make her big reveal. While attempting to keep the pregnancy a secret, Booth’s plan was foiled when Mock found the pregnancy test wrapper in the trash while cutting his toenails. Booth shared a humorous video showing the wrapper and the test, which led to Mock’s skeptical reaction.
In the video, Booth can be seen presenting the pregnancy test to Mock, who initially doubts the result. Despite the humorous mishap, the couple eventually embraced the exciting news together, leading to a joyous announcement on Instagram about their growing family.
Baby Gender and Naming Plans
In addition to sharing the pregnancy surprise story, Booth revealed that she and Mock have decided to wait until the baby’s birth to find out the sex. Booth explained that she wanted to experience the surprise of the baby’s gender at delivery, a decision that contrasts with Mock’s desire to know in advance. Although genetic testing has been completed, Booth has avoided opening the results to preserve the surprise.
Booth also touched on their considerations for naming the new baby, with Taylor Mock suggesting that the name should start with the letter “T,” continuing a trend from their first child’s name. Booth humorously shared her thoughts on how this decision might impact their children, balancing family traditions with a desire for uniqueness.
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