Maroon 5 Vocalist Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo Are Expecting Baby No. 3

The Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine and his wife, Behati Prinsloo, are expecting their third child, according to Billboard. The couple is growing their family, which already includes a five-year-old daughter, Dusty, and a four-year-old daughter, Gio Grace.

The 43-year-old singer and the 34-year-old Victoria's Secret model have never been shy regarding their desire to have a big family. The couple was spotted out to lunch in Santa Barbara on Monday, where Prinsloo reportedly displayed her baby bump in a silk floral dress.

Prinsloo told Entertainment Tonight in November 2021 about her initial thoughts after she became a mom of two. She told herself not to think about it, especially when she had two babies under two. She admitted that she wanted five kids. The couple leaves it up to fate and whatever happens.

Levine wants a hundred children

The model has also been candid about her struggle with postpartum depression after she and Levine welcomed their daughter, Dusty. The model told Today in June 2019 that she had postpartum moments after having her first baby and couldn't explain her emotions. She said that Levine was incredibly supportive and always there to assist her.

She thinks experiencing postpartum is normal, especially for a new and young mom. She just felt helpless and overly emotional while undergoing such depression.

However, the couple still wants to build a family, considering that the Namibia native was an only child. Levine joked to Ellen DeGeneres in 2014 that he wanted to have a hundred kids and preferred having more kids than being socially responsible. Even with the birth of Gio Grace in 2018, the singer wanted to have many children and thrives in chaos. He genuinely enjoys having kids, and so does his wife. They both agreed that they wished to have 100 babies, though the singer is unsure if he could do that, per US Magazine.

The musician told his family, "I am me because of you"

The couple revealed their "homey" Los Angeles pad to Architectural Digest in August 2021, showing how important it was for them to live in a house with a child-friendly ambiance. The long-term couple was attracted to the place because it felt "homey," and it was obvious that children had lived there just by looking at it. When they finally moved out to their new home in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, the things that they only brought were the art and the bonsai trees, which they considered their other little kids.

During the Hollywood Walk of Fame Ceremony, Levine told his family, "I am me because of you." He treats himself as one of the luckiest people who have ever lived and extends his gratitude to everyone.

Levine shared that the COVID lockdown made them feel beyond grateful to have a wonderful place like their pad and added that their home feels like a real unicorn and becomes their perfect sanctuary in a world where nothing seems to be enough.

Levine and Prinsloo recently celebrated their marriage of eight years. They spent their anniversary in July in Hawaii, Hollywood Life says.