Dylan Dreyer Delights Fans with Family Update in Sweet Photo With Sons
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Dylan Dreyer's middle child is quickly growing up as the mom shared that he's off to school!
In an adorable photo set shared to the Today meteorologist's Instagram grid on Monday, Sept. 11, her 3-year-old son Oliver, whom they call "Ollie," posed in a preppy outfit with a backpack full of school supplies in front of a colorful garden bed.
He was later joined by his older brother Calvin, 6, and the baby of the family, Dreyer's youngest son, Russell (A.K.A "Rusty"), who will be two at the end of the month. Even the TV personality got in on the fun, embracing Ollie for a selfie with all three kiddos.
After mom snapped the pics documenting the milestone moment, she shared a sweet wish for her son in the caption, writing, "Ollie’s turn!! Wishing you a year full of wildness, adventure, and fun in preschool!"
Dreyer's optimism continued, "Let’s do this!! Love you buddy!"
The positivity kept flowing from there as fans and friends wrote in to share nothing but the best with Ollie on his first day.
Today co-host Sheinelle Jones cheered, "Cutie!!!"
"Cutie pie kids!!! Good luck in school!!" exclaimed a second Instagram user.
"Your boys are growing up so fast. 😍love watching their adventures and milestones reached through your posts," another shared.
A fourth gushed, "What great pics! Wishing Ollie a great year!
Dreyer shares all three of her kids with her husband of over a decade, Brian Fichera. The two said "I do" in 2012 and welcomed their first son four years later.
While the couple may have a family of all boys, she doesn't seem to have any plans to try for a girl (or a fourth baby), telling HELLO! in March that the number three holds a special place in her and Fichera's hearts. "When we decided to have children, I used to always want three. I grew up with two brothers, my husband is one of three. Three just feels right for us now."
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