“It’s been an incredible journey filled with all emotions fears, excitements, worry, happiness everything.
She went on to say, “I just want them to be healthy, healthy, healthy.
That’s all I can ask for.”
Courtney and Eric Waldrop are childhood sweethearts
So, how did Courtney and Eric Waldrop meet?
They met while attending the same junior high school and have been inseparable ever since.
Courtney chimed in adding, “I really would call it love at first sight.”
After a year or so after having Saylor, the couple decided to try for another kid.
As the couple tried to expand their family over the years, Eric’s wife would experience numerous miscarriages.
Even after having three boys, they still wanted a fourth child.
Courtney Waldrop stated in an interview withWHNT News 19in Alabama, “I knew I wanted a houseful.”
I’m the only child, and I just wanted a house full of kids.”
This left them shocked and worried.
“I was scared to death.
There was a lot of fear.
We didn’t know what to do or think,” Courtney revealed toPeople.
During a phone interview withToday, the Waldrops discussed their relationship now with nine kids running around.
We have nine kids together, and he’s my rock, and he gets me through.
We have to be there for one another."
It was really special."
I don’t know how you do what you do, day in and day out.
You are the most unselfish person I know.
He ended with, “I love you with all my heart and soul.
I love you angel.”
Both Eric and Jeremy studied landscape horticulture (viaIn Touch Weekly).
Twenty acres of it is a working sheep farm.
We have, like, close to 100 sheep right now."
(via In Touch Weekly).
The company seems to be doing pretty well because many items are currently sold out.
“Our faith and trust in God is what gets us through every day.
There’s no question about it.
We want to show America how good God has been to us.”
However, Courtney and Eric decided against it and left it up to God.
Our lives have been forever changed.
Pretty much, the Waldrop family was always on the go with their nine kids.
Eric not only has his hands full with the little ones but is busy with his three eldest sons.
We don’t want to hold them back.
They continue to do everything they’ve always done, play every sport, and Eric coaches them."
Last year, Courtney took toInstagramwhen basketball season was over for Saylor, Wales, and Bridge.
It’s been a fun and very busy season.
“We wouldn’t be here right now without all the love, support, and prayers.”
We have kids the same age.
So I’ve been willing to do any and everything that this family needs."
The Waldrops donated all the proceeds to the Pregnancy Crisis Center and Albertville City Schools.
Courtney talked about how hard it was having all the kids home during this time withFox News.
“It has been a challenge.
When school permanently closed down and the big boys come home, and I still have six 2-year-olds.
I’m trying to do everything on top of school work.
It’s a lot for sure.”
“No one was coming over … My mom and dad are in and out constantly.
That was hard,” Courtney disclosed toHollywood Life.
The couple credited getting through it all with their faith in God.
Along with the business of Thanksgiving and Christmas, there are the birthdays of all nine of their children.
Courtney revealed, “So, we have filmed for three seasons, and we ended last summer.
But since then, we have not been filming.
We have not had any film crews in our house.
“Filming was very hard on them …
The Waldrops felt if they did another season, that would be the direction they would be headed in.
