Meghan McCain gives birth to third baby with husband Ben Domenech

Meghan McCain is a three-time mom!

The former “View” co-host gave birth to her and husband Ben Domenech’s third child, a son whom they named Ransom, on Friday.

“Everyone is happy, healthy and exhausted,” McCain, 41, told People on Saturday, as they announced the good news. “We’re absolutely over the moon that our baby boy is here.”

“We’re so grateful to the incredible doctors and medical staff who took such wonderful care of all of us,” she continued. “Liberty and Clover are so excited to have a baby brother. Our family is so blessed.”

McCain revealed in June that she was pregnant with baby No. 3.

The pair are already the parents of two daughters.

Liberty was born in September 2020, followed by Clover in January 2023.

McCain expressed mixed feelings about adding a “rambunctious” son to her family in her podcast announcement.

“I’m entering my second trimester. I’m pregnant with my third. It’s a boy. I’m very nervous about having a boy,” she told “Citizen McCain” listeners at the time.

“I’m very nervous about having three children. Very.”

The journalist’s guest, Usha Vance, assured McCain that she was a “huge proponent” of having three children.

The second lady, who shares Ewan, Vivek and Mirabel with Vice President JD Vance, said, “What I’ve really enjoyed about three kids is that it’s just enough for them all to be kind of a pack.”

The following month, McCain gave rare insight into her pregnancy while shouting out Domenech via Instagram.

“Thank you for … helping satisfy all my topochico, pineapple and steak pregnancy cravings and literally taking care of everything my morning sickness and fatigue hasn’t let me,” she gushed of her 43-year-old partner.

McCain concluded the social media upload by clapping back at “every jerk on Twitter who said we wouldn’t last six months,” quipping, “Joke’s on you.”

The former “Outnumbered” host and Domenech have been together since 2014.

The duo got engaged in July 2017 and tied the knot in Arizona in November of that same year.