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Social media is all about connecting and sharing news quickly. The same goes for speculations. An Instagram story was all it took for fans to speculate that Brooks Koepka’s wife, Jena Sims, was pregnant again. However, not only did Sims clarify the assumptions but also shared that she was yet to get over the traumatic experience of miscarriage.

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“Getting ahead of this.. Absolutely positively NOT interested in being pregnant anyyyyyy time soon 😘😘😘😘😘,” she wrote in a story featuring a DM saying, “Am I inferring correctly?!!?!?!”

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The inference was that Sims was pregnant, and the reason was just a couple of emojis. Sims uploaded a picture of herself in a bright yellow dress, with a string of rainbow emojis placed right near her stomach. This led many of her followers to assume she was pregnant. In the next story, Sims clarified the misconception and also revealed that she was still “traumatized” by the harrowing experience from last year.

“What? If I was pregnant, do you think I would just throw it up on a story like that? Nah. But I’m not, and I don’t plan to be. I don’t plan to be pregnant for a long time. Actually, I’m quite traumatized by what happened. So, yeah, no, I’m not, I’m not. I’ve been drinking plenty,” she added in the video story.

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Jena Sims suffered a pregnancy loss at 16 weeks in 2025.

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In an emotional Instagram post on October 6, 2025, she shared a carousel of images and said, “At 16 weeks, we learned that our baby’s heart had stopped beating. This is a grief no parent is ever prepared for. We are devastated, but remain hopeful to give Crew a sibling one day.”

Koepka didn’t speak on the matter. However, when he left LIV Golf for the PGA Tour, the official statement read: “Family has always guided Brooks’ decisions, and he feels this is the right moment to spend more time at home.”

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It was a difficult time for both. Even their first son, Crew, was born prematurely in July 2023 via a C-section. But during his birth, she kept the pregnancy private until the announcement. So it was also unlikely that she would share her pregnancy news this early on Instagram. Yet some thought so because of the rainbow baby storyline.

“The rainbow baby storyline. Crew’s two and a half. It’s like the perfect age gap. I don’t believe in those sorts of social norms,” Jena Sims wrote in another Instagram story.

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Brooks Koepka and Jena Sims’s first son, Crew, is around two and a half years old now. Many believe it to be a good age gap to have between two children. However, Jena Sims said that it could be a plan for many people, but that does not mean that her plan should be the same. She confirmed that she is quite happy with one right now and is having a good time with him.

Jena Sims and Brooks Koepka’s happy time with Crew

Jena Sims regularly shares joyful moments with Brooks Koepka and their son Crew on social media. For instance, she shared an adorable photo of Crew in his physical therapy room during a family visit in February 2026, when Brooks Koepka also went with them to prepare for a PGA Tour event.

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The family celebrated Crew Koepka’s birthday at Orlando’s Monster Jam in 2025. She shared the story of Brooks Koepka holding Crew and the two watching many Monster Trucks in the field.

“Both of my boys’ dreams coming true,” she wrote in the story.

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Apart from that, Brooks Koepka and family celebrated Christmas 2025 at a Monster Truck-themed arena.

So Jena Sims made it clear that her focus remains on enjoying life right now. She is not looking to get pregnant for a long time. However, it is not completely out of the picture.

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Kailash Vaviya is a Golf Journalist at EssentiallySports, combining newsroom experience with a long-standing passion for the sport. He has been following golf since his college years, closely tracking the rise of modern stars and the drama of the game’s biggest tournaments. With a background in reporting and digital media, Kailash has built a strong foundation in research-driven analysis and storytelling that connects with sports audiences. At EssentiallySports, Kailash brings this blend of journalism and passion to deliver coverage that goes beyond scorecards. Whether it’s breaking down major championships, analyzing player performances, or exploring the cultural resonance of the game, his work aims to inform, engage, and bring fans closer to the world of golf. He has also written for Comic Book Resources (CBR) and Forbes, further expanding his portfolio across sports and media.

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