Seattle Seahawks QB Drew Lock And Wife Natalie Have Another Reason To Celebrate

Drew Lock and wife Natalie announce they are expecting their third child.© X/@dubseatv
Drew Lock had a busy week ahead of him as he prepared to take the field for the Seattle Seahawks against the Las Vegas Raiders. But football was not the only thing keeping the quarterback and his family happy. Just days before the game, Lock and his wife, Natalie, shared news that gave them another reason to smile. The couple announced that their family was growing, making the coming months even more special for the Seahawks quarterback.
Drew Lock and Natalie share special family news
The couple shared the news through an Instagram post on Wednesday, November 11, featuring several pictures of their family.
They kept the announcementt with the caption, "you & me + 3 ." The message confirmed that Drew and Natalie were expecting their third child.
The announcement quickly received warm wishes from people around the NFL. Katie Hoofnagle, the wife of Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold, celebrated the news in the comments, writing, "Yayay!!!!" Seahawks wide receiver Cade Johnson joined in with his own message: "Keep em coming!!! Congrats locks ."
The new arrival will join the couple's two young children. Their son, Layton Andrew Lock, was born on January 15, 2024, followed by their daughter, Landry Isabela Lock, on December 4, 2025. With another baby on the way, the family was preparing for a new chapter.
Drew and Natalie had been together since 2019 before getting married on April 2, 2023, at The Breakers in Palm Beach, Florida.
Their family grew during Drew's NFL career, with Natalie standing beside him through different teams and moves.
Natalie Lock found a home away from home in Seattle
Life around the NFL has not always been easy for Natalie, particularly with young children and the constant changes that come with her husband's career. In a February 2026 interview with PEOPLE, she spoke about the challenges of the lifestyle and the friendships that helped her settle in.
"This lifestyle can feel lonely at times, so having people around who understand it without explanation makes a big difference," Natalie said. She added that her time with other NFL wives had taught her a lot.
Seattle had become especially close to her heart. Natalie previously described the Seahawks' group of wives and girlfriends as one of her favorite parts of the season, saying they had "made friends for life."
Drew was preparing for another start after Sam Darnold suffered quad and rib injuries. Lock had guided Seattle to a 17-3 win over the Arizona Cardinals in Week 9, throwing for 175 yards and a touchdown.
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