‘RHOC’ alum Braunwyn Windham-Burke, 48, is going to be a grandma

Braunwyn Windham-Burke is going to be a grandma!

The “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum, 48, revealed via Instagram that her 25-year-old daughter, Bella, is expecting her first child.

“I’m going to be a grandma !!! So so so excited that my first baby is having a baby!!! Mama B ready for duty!!!” she captioned the pregnancy announcement, which featured a sonogram surrounded by a heart of roses.

Fans quickly flocked to the comments section to share their well wishes.

“Congratulations! What an absolutely joyful milestone for you and your family!” one social media user wrote, while a second chimed in, “Congrats!! Best club to apart [sic] of.”

“Oh my gosh baby will have 4 generations! Love this. Congratulations to all the families,” a third person sweetly added.

Bella tied the knot with husband Douglas Tuohy in September.

Windham-Burke, 48, who shares seven kids with her ex-husband Sean Burke, posted about the monumental occasion on social media at the time.

“My first baby got married! We’re all so excited to welcome @douglastuohy into the family and I’m so proud of the woman that @bellawindhamburke has become. Family of 10 here we come,” she penned alongside an Instagram carousel.

Meanwhile, just last month, Windham-Burke shared a family portrait alongside three of her younger kids, wife Jennifer Spinner and their dogs.

“I’ve always wanted the kids to be able to have a family portrait that highlighted the unique, crazy, beautiful life that @hashtag_blehssed and I have created with, and for them,” the former reality star expressed.

Windham-Burke and Spinner tied the knot at their Nashville home in 2024.

“We’re so excited to finally be legally wife and wifey!” the mom of seven told People at the time. “Jen is my best friend, and I am so lucky that I get to wake up and go to bed with the person that I’d rather be around more than anyone else.”

Windham-Burke noted that Spinner is the “one that has my back,” explaining, “it’s been a really hard two years, and I don’t think I could have gotten it through her.

“I think when you take your marriage vows, they say, ‘For better or worse,’ and we have been through such hard times that she’s shown up every single time.”

While marriage “isn’t a fairy tale,” it does serve as a “commitment that you’re my person and I’m going to be with you. You are not just my partner for life, but you’re my best friend for life.”

Windham-Burke explained that their “last-minute nuptials” were “just about us and us saying, ‘You know what? We love each other. Let’s do this.’

“And then when we actually have the big wedding, we won’t be as stressed out, and we’ll be like, ‘This is just a party with our friends,’” she gushed.

The couple was originally set to tie the knot in October 2026, but moved up their wedding “due to the uncertainty and the political and social climate around LGBTQ+ rights in Tennessee.”

Spinner told the outlet that they are worried “gay marriage will go back to the states” during Donald Trump’s second presidency and they “just wanted to be legally protected and hopefully grandfathered in to any changes that happen.”

“This is just making it legal and giving us those protections that we need as a queer couple living in the south,” Windham-Burke detailed.

As she put it, “This is our own little act of protest. We want to stand in our power.”