The 2024 off-season has been memorable. Some drivers have focused on honing their art in off-season events and others have embarked on a new chapter of their lives. While stars like Anthony Alfredo and Natalie Decker welcomed their better halves, fellow Xfinity Series star Jeremy Clements has felt the joy of becoming a parent.

Announcing the good news on his X handle, Jeremy Clements shared images of him and his wife, Cortney, with their newborn, Kennedy Wren Clements. The couple had announced the tentative due date in September. With everything operating smoothly, Jeremy will hope to pass on the racing legacy of the Clements family to baby Kennedy.

A new member of the Clements family

Announcing the birth of his baby, Jeremy Clements tweeted, “Meet the new love of our lives, Kennedy Wren Clements! Born on January 4th, 7 pounds 15 ounces, 20 3/4.”

The announcement has sent a wave of happiness across the racing community. Fellow drivers and fans gathered to congratulate Jeremy Clements for being a father, a new step forward in his life. The good news followed another positive development for Jeremy Clements Racing, which teamed with Impel Union to give the company its first race as a primary sponsor in the 2023 Xfinity season finale.

Driving the No.51 Chevrolet Camaro for Jeremy Clements has been tough for the 38-year-old racer. Being one of the few teams in the competition to field a single car in races, the team solely depends on the engines of Clements Automotive, which has excelled in building race engines and other machinery. Jeremy has continued the legacy of his father, Tony Clements, and grandfather, Crawford, on the track and now has a new member to pass it on to.

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The NASCAR community conveys its joy to Jeremy Clements

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As Jeremy Clements announced the wonderful news, his followers flocked to the tweet and expressed their happiness. Not just the fans, but fellow NASCAR drivers also chimed in the conversation. Truck Series driver for CR7 Motorsports and the 2023 season’s runner-up Grant Enfinger commented, “Congratulations!” and wished the best for his colleague.

Ryan Ellis, the Xfinity Series driver for Alpha Prime Racing, also joined the thread and congratulated Jeremy Clements. While drivers might have showered his DMs with congratulatory messages, the fans poured in the love in the comments. One of the fans suggested that the birth of kids can bring forth a quick passage of time as they wrote:

“Congratulations! Cherish every moment as time flies when kids come! Congrats to you guys! So happy for you and an excellent early birthday gift for Jeremy. Courtney has a pass on a proper 2024 birthday present. Best wishes from Illinois”

Another fan hinted at the Clements couple excelling at their new duty as parents on the very first day, commenting, “Congratulations! Already looking like a natural @JClements51 @CortneyDryden”

“Welcome to the world, Kennedy!” said another fan as another comment read, “Congratulations, my friend! Adorable to say the least.”

Baby Kennedy is surely adorable and a bundle of joy for Jeremy Clements and his wife. With the beginning of the new year, a new life has begun for the family.

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