Rascal Flatts' DeMarcus announces another child on the way
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 – Rascal Flatts bassist and vocalist Jay DeMarcus and his wife Allison, a former Miss Tennessee and a current CMT personality, are anticipating the birth of their second child this summer.
The couple have a daughter, Madeline Leigh, born Dec. 17, 2010.
"This was definitely a huge surprise, but we're so thankful and excited that Maddie is going to have a brother or sister," said DeMarcus. "We're really gonna have our hands full."
"Jay and I are thrilled about completing our family. Madeline is going to love having a sibling and we are bracing ourselves for the many sleepless nights ahead," said his wife.
The couple were married May 15, 2004 in Nashville.
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