The Vanderpump Rules alum posted photos of herself with newborn son Messer Rhys, whom she and husband Beau Clark welcomed on Sept. 7, and 2½-year-old daughter Hartford Charlie Rose on a family day out Sunday.
“Three of us are wearing diapers,” Schroeder, 35, joked in her caption.
In the first photo shared, Schroeder smiled as she cradled her baby boy while in a restaurant, with a bottle placed on top of the table the family was seated at.
The following photo showed daughter Hartford climbing a chair in the restaurant beside dad Clark, 43, who looked up at her from his seat.
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In the final snap, Schroeder gazed at Hartford while sitting across from her in the restaurant as the toddler held a phone and looked up at the camera.
Schroeder stirred up quite the reaction to her caption. “Hahahahahaha omggggg ????I'm dying ❤️this caption,” mom Dayna Wyland wrote in response while a fan agreed, “Best. Caption. Ever. ????❤️????,”."
The reality star announced the arrival of son Messer in an Instagram post earlier this month, with a series of photos from the hospital showing her smiling as she held her baby boy.
“MESSER RHYS CLARK, born at 12:04 am on September 7th, 7 lbs 14 oz, 19.5 inches,” Schroeder wrote in her caption at the time. “We love him so much already.”
“Send prayers Hartford doesn’t terrorize him,” the mom of two added.
Schroeder and Clark married in 2020 after getting engaged in July 2019, during their last season of Vanderpump Rules.
The couple revealed that they were expecting a baby boy one week after Schroeder announced that she was pregnant with their second child in March.
She and Clark confirmed the sex of their baby as they shared a video of them finding out the news on their family podcast, The Good The Bad The Baby.
"I knew the whole entire time that we were having a boy," Schroeder admitted in the episode. "I kept saying it. I felt it. It was a vibe … I don't know how to f---ing explain it."
