Nick Viall and Natalie Joy welcome twins into the world

Nick Viall and Natalie Joy have welcomed twin daughters into the world.

Nick Viall and Natalie Joy have become parents to twins.

The couple welcomed daughters Iris Parker and Dove Tomlin into the world on Tuesday (30.06.26) evening, and their other child, two-year-old River, is “excited” about being a big sister.

They told People magazine: “She shockingly seems to understand what’s going on.”

Nick and Natalie feel “incredibly blessed” but admit having their expanded family “definitely hasn’t sunk in yet.”

The couple did their best to enjoy quality time with their older girl before the twins were born.

They said: “We just tried to be in the moment with River. Natalie started their baby books, and we made some updates to the nursery, but we mostly focused on enjoying the moments in the present.”

The girls’ middle names are family names from both sides, while the Viall Files host and his wife made sure to test out the first names on River first.

The couple – who married in 2024 – announced in February they were expecting twins, having previously spoken of how Natalie, 27, had experienced three pregnancy losses in 2025.

They told People magazine at the time: “It’s been an emotional journey starting with multiple miscarriages, but we are so grateful to have our rainbow babies.”

Nick, 45, previously told how “rewarding” he finds fatherhood.

He told People in May: “Just being a dad has been the most rewarding part of my life.

“I mean, it really — my daughter and my wife really make me feel validated and needed in a way that I think is hard to replicate in any other aspect of life.

“That’s just been my personal experience, and so I hope it’s more of that. Certainly, I think there will be a lot of hectic days, but I’m really grateful.”

The former Bachelor Nation star revealed in the same interview that he and Natalie had come up with a “good” set of names, though it is unclear if they were the monikers they had settled on for the girls.

Asked if they had names ready, he said: “I think we do You never know if we’ll stick with them, but I think we feel good about what we have so far.”