TikTok star Allison Kuch and NFL husband Isaac Rochell reveal they’re pregnant in touching video

TikTok star Allison Kuch announced that she and her husband Isaac Rochell are expecting their first child

TIKTOK star Allison Kuch has revealed that she and NFL husband Isaac Rochell are expecting their first child together in a touching video.

Allison shared the TikTok on Sunday evening with her more than 2million followers with a simple heart and baby emoji in the caption.

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TikTok star Allison Kuch announced that she and her husband Isaac Rochell are expecting their first childCredit: TikTok/@allisonkuch
The minute-long clip shows the couple taking a pregnancy test before telling their friends and family the good news

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The minute-long clip shows the couple taking a pregnancy test before telling their friends and family the good newsCredit: TikTok/@allisonkuch
Rochell is a defensive end in the NFL who is currently a free agent

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Rochell is a defensive end in the NFL who is currently a free agentCredit: TikTok/@allisonkuch

The minute-long clip shows Allison and Isaac, a defensive end in the NFL who is currently a free agent, as they await the results of a pregnancy test.

“I’m shaking,” Allison says before taking the test.

“I’m nervous, can you flip it over?” she asked Isaac, to which he says “okay” and counts down from three.

In the video, which was taken in April, the couple both shouted with excitement after the test showed that Allison was pregnant.

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There are also clips of the couple telling friends and family and sharing a picture of the ultrasound.

Fans quickly rushed to the comments to send their congratulations to the happy couple.

“I KNEW IT!!!!” one user wrote, while another said “LITERALLY CRYING.”

At the end of the video, the couple revealed that their baby is due in December.

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Allison – who wed the NFL star in 2021 – has previously opened up on why being the partner of an football player is not as glamorous as the some suggest.

The couple uprooted last summer after Rochell, 27, was traded from the Indianapolis Colts to Cleveland.

Standing 6ft4 and tipping the scales at 260lbs, the imposing former Notre Dame star was taken by the LA Chargers in the 2017 NFL Draft.

Rochell has amassed impressive career earnings of $5.1m and took home a guaranteed $1.18m last season in Cleveland.

Despite the riches coming into the household right now, Allison took to social media to dispel the “lie” that Wag life is all parties and holidays.

Allison told her TikTok fans: “When my husband got drafted to the NFL, I thought to myself, ‘Wow, this is going to be so glamorous.’

“That show ‘WAGs’ on E! Network had just came out and I just got a glimpse at NFL life.

“That glimpse was a lie.”

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And job security is right at the top of the list as to why the glamour lifestyle is a myth.

She continued: “Changes happen throughout the entire football season. You could have a two-year contract and still lose your job.

“You could have a three-year contract and still get traded.

“You could have guaranteed money and still lose your job. This lifestyle is kind of crazy.

“However, I am the type of person that I like to have a plan and stick to that plan until something changes the direction of that.

“Issac is going into his sixth season in the NFL, so over the past five years we’ve learned a lot.

“A week into his first season, he lost his job.

“The next day, he was put on [the] practice squad, and almost five months later, he was put back on the main roster.”

Rochell impressed for the Browns as he made his debut against Jacksonville Jaguars in pre-season.

He recorded a sack in the 24-13 victory – but Allison knows it would be foolish to get too comfortable.

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She continued: “There is a chance we could move all the way to Cleveland, and, a week later, find out we’re moving to a different city.

“But there’s also a chance we could move there and stay there for the next seven months or the next three football seasons.”

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