'NO MORE BABIES!' Morgan Stewart Reveals That Husband Jordan McGraw Got A Vasectomy

TV personality Morgan Stewart and husband Jordan McGraw have officially put a halt on any baby-making attempts. The "Nightly Pop" co-host and McGraw secretly married in December 2020. At the time, the tv personality was seven months pregnant with their first child.

She had her first baby, Row Renggli, in early 2021, and a year and a day later, the family welcomed their second baby, Grey Oliver. According to her, the second pregnancy took her by surprise because, at the time, she had some thyroid issues.

In a recent episode of her show, Stewart mentioned that she had accompanied her husband to the hospital to get a vasectomy after the birth of their second baby. When asked about the procedure, she described it as "no big deal" and revealed it only lasted 10 minutes.

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TV personality Stewart recently disclosed that she and her husband, McGraw took serious measures to stop their family of four from increasing. In the Monday episode of E! 's "Nightly Pop," the co-host revealed that McGraw had gotten a vasectomy.

On the talk show, she said, "No more babies. I want to say this here: Vasectomy has happened. We don't f--k around." She further explained that the decision was because the couple didn't want any more babies after the birth of their two children back to back.

The announcement came after Stewart returned to the show after her maternity leave. The couple's first child, Row, came on February 16, 2021, and exactly a year later, their second child and daughter Grey was born on February 17, 2022.

After the shocking announcement, Stewart also revealed that she made the hospital trip with her husband. Her co-host, Nina Parker, asked if the process was painful for her husband. In response, the 34-year-old insisted that the procedure was no big deal and even poked fun at her husband for being scared of it.

The TV personality said, "It was 10 minutes. It was no big deal. Men are such f--king babies. I pushed out two humans in four minutes, and he was like, 'I have to shave what?' And I was like, 'Are you kidding?'"

During the conversation, Hunter March, Parker and Stewart's co-host, sat in seemingly stunned silence. After Stewart finished talking about the time in the hospital, March extended his well wishes to her husband. He said, "I just want to send my condolences to Jordan."

Stewart announced the birth of her second son, Grey, via her Instagram account. She posted a picture of herself and the newborn. The post was captioned, "GREY OLIVER MCGRAW joined us exactly one year and a day after his big sister and we are so in love."

In a September 2021 episode of her "Necessary Realness" show, Stewart revealed that while she initially planned on having babies back to back, the second pregnancy surprised her. She said, "I don't think a pregnancy is ever a total surprise, but in my case, it was pretty surprising considering I had all those thyroid issues. But we also knew what we were doing. So, it was both."

"Row is about to be 7 months," the "Nightly Pop" co-host continued. "But I was also very fortunate; I always said I wanted to have babies really close together to get it done. Because if I would have stopped now and waited three years, there's no f—g way I would have gotten back on that pregnancy train," continued Stewart. "At least now I get to blackout, dump, be insane and not have to get double sets of toys — the toys around, it kills me so much."

On June 13, Stewart revealed that she planned on leaving her co-hosting spot on "Daily Pop," but she would still maintain her position in the "Nightly Pop." According to the tv personality, this decision was made to make more time with her family.

The mother of two said that the decision was hard for her to make, but she wanted to enjoy some time with her babies. "It was a very hard decision. But this time I was pregnant for so long, I want to enjoy the mornings with my babies while they're still babies."

Stewart also mentioned how taking care of two babies simultaneously was. "It has been honestly, unbelievable," she said. "I just still cannot believe I wake up and there's two human beings, one that looks like me and one that does not look like me at all."