Jana Kramer and husband Mike Caussin announced they are expecting their second child.

The new bundle of joy, which is expected in November, will join older sister Jolie Rae, 2, in the Kramer/Caussin household.

Jana revealed that she suffered two miscarriages in the past year before announcing her current pregnancy, crediting the Ava Bracelet with helping her track her ovulation cycles.

“I was overwhelmed with how much positive support I received when I chose to share my difficult experiences trying to add a sibling for Jolie Rae and expand our family,” said Jana. “It’s so important that we women work together to lift the veil on this ‘silent struggle’ of secondary infertility and support each other.”

Congrats to the happy family.

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