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    A country music baby is born as Lauren Alaina honors both her newborn and her late father

    Kelly WhitewoodBy Kelly WhitewoodJune 14, 20253 Mins Read
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    Lauren Alaina and Cam Arnold Welcome Their Baby Girl, Beni Doll Arnold

    Lauren Alaina and her husband Cam Arnold have officially become parents! The American Idol alum and her husband, who tied the knot in February 2024, just welcomed their first child — a baby girl named Beni Doll Arnold.

    From “I Do” to Baby News

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    Nearly a year after their wedding, Lauren and Cam revealed they were expecting their first child. The announcement came with a sweet twist — tucked into the ending of Lauren’s music video for “Those Kind Of Women,” where she appeared visibly pregnant and included a dedication to “my Momma and our sweet Baby Arnold coming summer 2025.” Though she wasn’t showing much at the time, Lauren wore a prosthetic baby bump for the video shoot.

    Just a week later, the couple revealed the baby’s gender in another heartwarming clip set to the same song. In the black-and-white video, they painted their pets’ paws and made a keepsake poster. At the end, the footage turned to color to reveal the joyful news: it’s a girl.

    A Baby Shower with Country Charm

    Lauren celebrated her growing family with a cowgirl-themed baby shower in late February, surrounded by family, friends, and fellow country stars like Lainey Wilson and RaeLynn. The party featured Western décor — cowboy hats, boots, themed cookies, and thoughtful gifts — all paying tribute to Lauren’s Southern roots.

    June 11: Baby Beni Arrives

    On Wednesday, June 11, Lauren and Cam announced the arrival of baby Beni.

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    “The right words are hard to find to describe how parts of my heart that I didn’t even know existed were unlocked at 8:44 a.m. when they laid you on my belly for the first time. I will never be the same,” Lauren wrote in a heartfelt post, alongside the first photos of their new family of three.

    Introducing: “Heaven Sent” — A Song for Her Daughter

    To mark Beni’s birth, Lauren also released a new song titled “Heaven Sent”, written for her baby girl. She shared that the song holds deep emotional weight, as she and Cam learned they were expecting shortly after the death of her father, JJ Suddeth, in July 2024.

    “She came just before Father’s Day. My first without my own father. A day that will forever be hard to me, but I now have a new and perfect reason to celebrate it. Beni’s daddy. My sweet and steady husband,” she shared. “Beni truly is a gift from God that my old man sitting up there in Heaven Sent.”

    Looking Ahead to Parenthood

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    Before baby Beni’s arrival, Lauren told PEOPLE she always knew Cam would be an incredible dad.

    “My love for him grew that day of getting married, and then finding out we were having a baby together,” she said. “Walking through this experience with him has been unbelievable… He’s a big nurturer. That’s one of the reasons I was so excited to marry him — to parent with him.”

    Congratulations to Lauren and Cam on their beautiful new chapter!
    Listen to Lauren Alaina’s touching tribute to her daughter, “Heaven Sent,” now.

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