Elle King shares important news from her life after speaking out about her ‘toxic’ relationship with her father Rob Schneider

Elle King’s family of three will soon be four, and there is a new addition on the way.

King, 35, announced in an Instagram video shared on Monday that she is pregnant and expecting her second child.

The country singer shared her baby joy amidst a sea of ​​pink and blue balloons as she announced the gender of her third little one on social media.

ELLE KING DOES NOT REGRET HAVING SHARED IN THE TRAUMA OF HER ‘TOXIC’ RELATIONSHIP WITH HER FATHER ROB SCHNEIDER: ‘MY TRUTH’

Elle King announced her pregnancy after recounting a “toxic” childhood with her father Rob Schneider. (Getty Images)

“Double up,” King captioned the clip as bright blue confetti and balloons filled the room to announce that a baby boy was on the way.

At the unveiling, Rob Schneider’s daughter wore blue overalls with a white shirt and cowboy hat. She was overwhelmed with emotion as she realized she would soon have another son.

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King shared another snapshot in which she proudly shows off her baby bump while holding her son Lucky Levi on her hip.

“I’m so happy,” she wrote. “Thank you for all the love and support as @tattooker (partner Dan Tooker), Lucky and I grow our family. #tableforfour.”

ELLE KING DESCRIBES THE “TOXIC” RELATIONSHIP WITH FATHER ROB SCHNEIDER: “HE’S JUST NOT NICE”

Last month, King said she hadn’t spoken to her father for “four or five years” while she was with Jelly Rolls WomanBunnie XO, on her podcast “Dumb Blonde.” She also talked about some of the “toxic and very stupid” situations she experienced as a child.

The Country singer She never expected that her conversation with Bunnie XO would pique her family’s interest, but she also didn’t regret sharing stories from her childhood.

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Elle King shared details about growing up as the daughter of actor Rob Schneider on Bunnie XO’s podcast. (Getty Images)

“I never thought in my life that this would go viral. I was just talking about my childhood and my truth,” King said People Magazine. “I didn’t want to hurt him. A lot of people said, ‘How could she say that about her family?’ and ‘Everything has to be kept behind closed doors.’ No, it doesn’t have to be. Sometimes you just have to say things and get them off your chest so you don’t have to carry them with you for the rest of your life.”

While Schneider offered a public apology after the podcast episode was released, King stated that it meant nothing.

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“Your father is one of my childhood crushes,” Bunnie King said last month in Actors from “Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo”. King described her relationship with her father as a uniquely up-and-down one: “I put out my record and people finally started asking about my father,” she said. “My father called me and was like, ‘Don’t you fucking talk about me in the press.'”

She recalled: “If I ever spent a summer with my father, it would be on a Film set. I’d just get lost in all the hustle and bustle. If I ever messed up a shot, if I ever talked, I’d be in damn trouble.”

Elle King spoke about the complicated relationship with her father. (Getty Images)

Bunnie asked, “Did you ever feel like the two of you could form a connection?” King said, “Not until I was much, much older.”

The Singer of “Ex’s & Oh’s” recalled, “I was a really, really heavy kid. My dad sent me to fat camp and then I got in trouble for a year for spraining my ankle and I didn’t lose any weight.”

She added: “Very toxic and very silly.”

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Bunnie interjected and asked, “Did your father ever try to help you?” to which King replied, “No, he never helped me. I never wanted his help.”

“He didn’t have a very good reputation either. I don’t want to be associated with him. He’s just not nice. You can want so much for someone to change; you can’t control other people’s actions. You can’t control other people’s feelings. You can only control how you react and what you do with your feelings, and sometimes I just fucking boil up and fucking explode,” she said.

King has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and received an Academy of Country Music Award in 2020 for “Fooled Around and Fell in Love.” (Getty Images)

“You try every possible angle. I tried letters. I tried soft sounds. I tried screaming… My dad forgot every single birthday. I spent my 18th birthday at a summer school and they brought me cupcakes and when I came home my dad had forgotten my birthday,” King added.

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