Seeking Sister Wife star Sophie Winder is eagerly awaiting the arrival of her third child and decided to commemorate this special moment with a stunning photo shoot. As the second wife of Colton Winder and sister wife to Tami Winder, Sophie is expecting her rainbow baby in just a few weeks.
When Sophie and her family first appeared on Seeking Sister Wife, she seemed like a marginalized second wife. Colton and Tami lived in their own home with their daughter Sadie, while Sophie was trying to find her place in the family. Their goal during their first season on the show was to publicly embrace polygamy, which was no easy task. By their second season, Sophie was pregnant with her first child, and they were all living together.
While they initially looked for another wife, they didn’t find a connection with the woman they bonded with, so they focused on expanding their family instead. Tami faced fertility struggles, but Sophie gave birth to a baby girl. Fortunately, Tami also became pregnant and delivered a baby girl shortly after Sophie’s miscarriage. And now, just weeks away from delivery, Sophie is sharing what could be her last bump photo.
In the photos, Sophie is standing outside a barn wearing a beautiful deep purple dress, exuding an ethereal vibe. In one picture, she is gently holding her baby bump at thirty-eight weeks, and in another, her husband kneels down to kiss her bump. Even her sister wife joins in, showcasing the deep connection they share.
The love between Sophie, Colton, and Tami is evident, and they have come a long way since their first season on the show when they appeared disconnected. They now have a strong bond and are proud of what they have built. Fans have commented on their inspiring journey and expressed their excitement for the growing family.
As they eagerly anticipate the arrival of their newest addition, the family cherishes their best lives together, and fans can’t help but notice how much their children have grown. It’s just a matter of time before their newest arrival joins the loving family.