Jason Kelce and his wife, Kylie Kelce, are expecting baby No. 4 — another girl!

The announced the exciting news on Instagram Friday night with a photo of their three daughters wearing matching pink “Big Sister” shirts.

Each girl had a different reaction, 4-year-old Wyatt looked shocked with her hands over her ears.

Elliotte, 3, had a big grin on her face and looked delighted to welcome another addition to the family, while 1-year-old Bennett appeared completely horrified by the news and cried.

“I think we captured a very accurate representation of how each of the girls feels about having another sister,” Kylie captioned the post.

“At least Ellie, mom and dad are on the same page! .”

Jason has yet to publicly comment on the big news.

Jason, 36, and Kylie’s pregnancy news doesn’t come as a complete shock, as it did in July, the mother-of-three said there was a chance she would add to her lively litter.

“We were lucky because we had three girls,” the 32-year-old former collegiate athlete told the strategist. “We’re going through clothes we bought for our first daughter now for our youngest, so we’ve been going through a lot of hand-me-downs.”

She then praised The Hanna Anderson pajamas for lasting “forever” before admitting she had a few fresh pairs stashed “just in case there’s a fourth.”

Same month, Kylie strike back at “insensitive” speculation about her and Jason’s parenting plans while revealing that she had previously experienced a miscarriage.

“I’ve written a number of articles about myself since the middle of last football season saying I’m pregnant,” she said in an impassioned TikTok. “I’m not.”

After revealing she lost her baby at around 13 weeks pregnant, she claimed: “I don’t take getting pregnant or trying to get pregnant lightly.”

Kylie also said that she and Jason would announce pregnancy news when they feel “good and ready” to do so.

Jason confirmed that he and Kylie wanted to have a big family at the same time chats with Entertainment Tonight in July.

“Right now we have our hands full with three of them,” he noted.

“So it’s hard to imagine another one running around.”