Luke Bryan‘s family gained a sweet new addition earlier this week. His niece Jordan Eudy and her husband Clint welcomed their second child, a baby boy named John Collier.

Jordan announced the baby’s birth on social media, along with several photos of his first days in the hospital and at home.

“John Collier Eudy, our littlest love, entered the world on August 17th,” she wrote. “9 lbs 6oz and 21in of pure sugar. We are so in love with him and cannot believe we are the parents of two sweet boys!”

The couple are also parents to a toddler named Johnathan Chesh, who goes by his middle name. It seems that baby brother will also be following in that tradition: The newborn boy wore a hat reading “Collier” in his newborn photos, suggesting that’s the name he’ll go by at home.

As of Wednesday (Aug. 21), Bryan had yet to publicly comment on the birth of his new great-nephew. His wife, Caroline, did celebrate the baby’s birth with a comment on Jordan’s post, reading “His feet are bigger than Kris’!!! Love y’all.”

Collier’s birth is part of an exciting baby boom in the family: Kris Cheshire — Jordan’s younger sister, and Bryan’s other niece — announced that she’s expecting a baby earlier this summer. That addition to the family is due to arrive in January 2025.

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Jordan and Clint first announced their pregnancy in February, posting a series of sweet photos that heavily feature their older son. “We are over the moon and cannot wait to watch Chesh be the best big brother,” Jordan wrote at the time.

Jordan is the oldest of three children born to Bryan’s oldest sister Kelly and her husband Ben. Kelly and Ben died within a seven-year span of each other, and after the children were left parentless, Bryan and his wife formally adopted them. Jordan was 20 at the time, and her younger siblings Kris and Til were 16 and 13, respectively.

Carena Liptak is an Associate Editor and staff writer at Taste of Country. She specializes in breaking country music news, interviews and lists. In particular, she’s got a soft spot for sad songs — check out her roundup of the 50 Saddest Country Songs of All Time!