Brooke Smitherman-Tarrant of 16 & Pregnant season 2b gave birth to a baby girl yesterday afternoon. This is the second child for Brooke who along with her husband Cody Tarrant welcomed son Brody in 2010.
16 and Pregnant Season 2b alum Brooke Smitherman-Tarrant posted some very good news on her Facebook page earlier today – she and husband Cody Tarrant are expecting their second child! Keep reading for Brooke’s announcement that includes how far along she is. Plus, see a recent photo of her now two-year-old son Cody, who looks to become a big brother before the end of the year!
For some reason MTV delayed making their 16 and Pregnant “Where Are They Now?” special available online, but now the wait is over! Keep reading to watch the complete episode and get all caught up on the lives of Brooke Smitherman-Tarrant, Felicia Cooke, Kayla Jordan, Markai Durham, Emily McKenzie Peterson, Ashley Salazar, Megan McConnell and Aubrey Wolters Akerill.
MTV got us all caught up on the girls from 16 and Pregnant Season 2b with an hour-and-a-half “Where Are They Now?” special earlier tonight! Just in case you missed it, here are recaps of what each of the girls are up to in the order they were aired on the episode. Includes links to our profile posts on the girls in case you need a refresher!
Catch up on how Brooke Smitherman-Tarrant is doing since filming on her episode wrapped up! Brooke talks about how she and Cody met, the birth control mix up that led to her getting pregnant, how things have been and what the couple has planned for their future and Brody’s.
16 and Pregnant kicks off the second half of their second season with 17-year-old Brooke Smitherman-Tarrant who represents two firsts for the mama drama franchise. Not only is she the first married girl to give birth on the show, but she’s also the first race car driver! OK conservative critics of the show, you can be quiet now!
Keep reading to find out all about Brooke, husband Cody and their son Brody!
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