After opening up about her struggles with infertility, Haley Ferguson is expecting her first child with Oula Palve.
Former Bachelor star Haley Ferguson is expecting her first child with husband Oula Palve! The couple have been open about their infertility struggle and shared the “difficult” journey with followers.
“It’s with extremely full hearts and tons of joy that Oula and I can officially share our exciting news!” Haley said.
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