Justin Moore and Wife Welcome New Baby Boy, Thomas South Moore

by Jim Casey | @TheJimCasey | June 12, 2017

Justin Moore and wife Kate are the proud parents of a new baby boy, Thomas South Moore.

Thomas South was born on Sunday, June 11, at 3:33 p.m., in Little Rock, Ark., and was named after his great-grandfather.

Thomas South joins big sisters Ella, 7, Kennedy, 5, and Rebecca, 2, in the Moore household.

Justin posted the news on Instagram today (June 12) with a message that read, in part: “Kate and I already felt like the most blessed people in the world, with our three beautiful daughters. But, we feel even more blessed to have a healthy baby BOY now to add to our family. God has given us another wonderful gift, in him, June 11th. His name is Thomas South Moore, named after my late grandfather. We will call him South. His sisters are already obsessed with him, as we are all of them. Thanks for all the well wishes and congratulations. Very much appreciated . . . ”

Thank you @people for the awesome article. Kate and I already felt like the most blessed people in the world, with our three beautiful daughters. But, we feel even more blessed to have a healthy baby BOY now to add to our family. God has given us another wonderful gift, in him, june 11th. His name is Thomas South Moore, named after my late grandfather. We will call him South. His sisters are already obsessed with him, as we are all of them. Thanks for all the well wishes and congratulations. Very much appreciated. Link in bio for the full article on our new addition.

A post shared by Justin Moore (@justincolemoore) on Jun 12, 2017 at 11:29am PDT

Congrats to the Moore family.

photos via Justin Moore’s Instagram

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