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JUST THREE MONTHS AFTER US Vice President JD Vance and his wife, Usha Vance, welcomed their fourth child, his joke about having another baby apparently did not go down well with Mrs Vance. He shared the hilarious moment with his wife in a recent interview with Fox News, dated October 30, 2026. The clip gained significant attention, with some users praising the light-hearted moment between the couple, while others slammed the joke made by the Vice President.
JD Vance and Usha Vance announced the birth of their fourth child, named Alec Neel Vance, on July 20, 2026, on X. In their post, the couple celebrated the joyous occasion and shared their children's excitement over the arrival of their fourth baby. The couple already have three other children: Ewan, who was born in 2017; Viken, who was born in 2020; and their daughter, Mirabel, who was born in 2021.
Speaking about having another child, Vance joked that he had brought up the subject with Usha earlier and shared her hilarious response. “I would love to have six babies. I was joking with Usha just a couple of days ago, and I was like, let's just have a fifth baby too.”
He recalled Usha's response, saying that she warned him against having another child when their youngest child was just three months old.
Netizens praised Usha for her witty response and the way she handled the situation. JD Vance recalled Usha’s response, quoting her as saying, “If you joke about having any more kids while this three-month-old is here, then I'm going to announce on Twitter that you're getting a vasectomy. And so, not doing that.”
The video clip received widespread attention on X, with users calling him “relatable” and “cute.”
The clip was shared by an account named RedWavePress, with users expressing their views on the comment. Vance’s joke about having another baby received mixed reactions on X. “Love our VP. He is so relatable. We are tired of stuffy career politicians!” wrote one user on X. Another user slammed the Vice President, writing, “What the actual f***? Why would anyone even joke about that? Like why?”
An X user also noted how the couple are just a regular family, aside from all the glorious titles and political spotlight. They wrote, “It's still family life: exhausted parents, a new born and spouses keeping each other grounded with humour. That exchange is wonderfully relatable.”
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Another X user took a jibe at the Vice President, drawing a comparison with many people who struggle to afford raising children. The user wrote, “So relatable! You can flippantly joke about having endless children, meanwhile a lot of us White millennials still can’t afford our first child as we near the end of our fertility window. Too busy working like slaves & paying taxes for brown clowns & corrupt government officials.”
On October 17, 2026, JD Vance acknowledged the possibility of running for president in the 2028 elections while speaking at a town hall hosted by CBS News. He said that his decision would depend on taking his family into consideration. He acknowledged that there was a possibility and added, “We’ve got four little kids, my wife has never loved politics. She loves public service.”
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