Two is better than one!
Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner have welcomed twin sons, making the Married at First Sight alums officially parents of four. The couple, who shared the news exclusively with PEOPLE, are also parents to daughter Henley Grace “Gracie”, 7, and son Hendrix Douglas, 4.
Hawkins Tyler Hehner was born at 6:05 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 18, weighing 6 lbs., 4 oz. and measuring 19.9 inches long. He was born head first and cried right away.
His twin brother, Huxley James Hehner, was born at 6:08 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 18, and weighed 6 lbs., 8 oz., measuring 19.7 inches long. He was a breech delivery and had the umbilical cord wrapped around his neck, but was healthy and strong, Otis tells PEOPLE.
“They were born at Sarasota Memorial Hospital,” Otis exclusively shares with PEOPLE. “Dr. Somer was absolutely spectacular delivering them easily and quickly – I was so scared I’d end up with a vaginal delivery for baby A and c-section for baby B since he was breech. But they were both born vaginally!”
“We’ve had great care at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. All the nurses and doctors have been amazing.”
The couple also shared a few adorable photos with PEOPLE as the newly-minted family of six spent their first few moments together.
Hehner and Otis will be sharing more videos from their hospital stay, the delivery and their life as a family of six on their joint YouTube channel, Hanging with the Hehners.
Otis, 37, initially announced in February that she was expecting a third baby with Hehner, 40, whom she met and married while filming the first season of the hit Lifetime show, by sharing a video to their family YouTube channel.
“I’m pregnant. After three years. I am pregnant,” Otis tearfully said in the video before it switched to her and her husband together.
“I’m a little bit in shock, a lot a bit in disbelief,” Otis said. “It is incredible, amazing. We prayed on it,” added Hehner.
“It’s been a long journey to get here,” Otis told PEOPLE exclusively of the couple’s happy news. “But I really believe that everything does happen in God’s perfect timing.”
