Completing Their “Dream House” – Adam Doleac And His Wife Announce They’re Expecting Baby No. 2
Adam Doleac & Wife Announce Baby No. 2 – “Dream House (Party of Four)”
Just days after releasing his third studio album Dream House, country singer Adam Doleac shared some even bigger news — he and his wife MacKinnon are expecting their second child.
The couple, who married in 2022 and welcomed their first baby, Jack, in 2024, revealed that their growing family will welcome another little one in March 2026.
Their announcement was as heartfelt as it was creative, tying directly into Adam’s newest record. They captioned their post:
“It’s a BIG Day In Our Little World” — a nod to the third track on Dream House — before adding,
“Dream House (party of FOUR), March 2026. We are so grateful. THANK YOU JESUS!”
The post included adorable family photos of Adam and MacKinnon holding Jack, who proudly held up ultrasound images of his future sibling — a tender symbol of the family’s next chapter.
A Personal Touch Behind “Dream House”
Dream House marks Adam’s third studio album, following Barstool Whiskey Wonderland (2022) and about: TIME (2024). True to its name, the new album captures themes of love, home, and faith — now made even more meaningful as Adam and MacKinnon literally build their own “dream house” together as a family.
Ahead of the album’s release, Adam shared several emotional tracks, including:
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“Playin’ Catch” – a nostalgic reflection on fatherhood and growing up, featuring old home video clips of Adam as a child playing catch with his dad. The song ends with a touching moment of his son Jack taking his first steps on a baseball field.
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“Didn’t We” – a soulful, reflective song that digs into memories and what remains after love.
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“Bar Named Jesus” – featuring Thomas Rhett, blending southern storytelling with spiritual undertones.
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“Day One” – a duet with Madeline Merlo, celebrating the steady kind of love that lasts.
With a baby on the way and a record full of heartfelt songs, it’s clear Adam Doleac is living out his own version of a country dream — one built on love, music, and a deep sense of gratitude.