Bach couple Sam and Snezana Wood expecting another daughter

Sam and Snezana Wood’s family home is about to get a lot crazier, with the couple announcing they’re expecting a fourth addition.

Bachelor golden couple Snezana and Sam Wood are expecting another child together – a baby girl, bringing their brood to four.

The season 2 Bach star, who is already mum to Willow, 2, one-year-old Charlie and 16-year-old Eve from a previous relationship, shared the news on Thursday evening during The Bachelorette finale.

Proudly showcasing her growing bump on Instagram in two stunning snaps, Snezana wrote: “Filled with joy to share that we are expecting another little girl. Baby number 4”.

Snez held her hand over her bump in the snap.

The former reality star is expecting her fourth daughter.

Followers flocked to congratulate the couple, with fellow Bachelor alum Tara Pavlovic writing: “Ohhhhhh amazing news!!! Yayyyyyy congrats!!!!”

TV presenter Sally Obermeder added: “Congratulations!!!!!! What beautiful news.”

Big Brother star Krystal Hipwell wrote, “Oh my gosh I’m so happy for you guys!!! CONGRATULATIONS.”

Snezana and Sam met on the third season of The Bachelor in 2015 and were engaged just six months later.

In 2017, they became the first Bachelor Australia couple in history to welcome a child, daughter Willow. They wed in a lavish Byron Bay ceremony in 2018.

Sam and Snez met on The Bachelor in 2015. Picture: Ian Currie

They now share two young daughters, Willow, 3, and Charlie, 2, as well as Snezana’s teenage daughter from a previous relationship, Eve, 16.

The reality star has taken a stand against parent shamers over the past two years, sharing a message about breastfeeding on her page last year.

“It’s crazy when I look back at these beautiful photos of my children and remember that they all received some type of criticism from others for my parenting choices,” she captioned the post, shared with her 327,000 followers.

“Whether it was ‘she’s too old for a dummy’, ‘You shouldn’t let your baby fall asleep on you’, or ’Why are you still breastfeeding?’ – it felt like nothing was off limits.

“There is no textbook when it comes to parenting and every child/family situation is so different. That’s the beauty of it,” she wrote.

Speaking to news.com.au about the candid post, she added: “It is really sad others are so quick to judge parents for the way they do things, so instead of judging, why don’t we try to celebrate the fact we do things differently.”