The couple frames this as a joyful milestone, using soccer terminology to highlight their shared passion and family unity.
Insiders note the consistency of their announcement style, sticking to the same Instagram playbook they used for their first two kids.
Announced Oct 22, 2026. Name: Tiago V Carrasco. Previous kids: Charlie Elena (born May 7, 2020) and Enzo (born March 2025).
Alex Morgan isn't just a legend on the field; she's building a dynasty off it, one Instagram post at a time.
Alex Morgan and Servando Carrasco have officially expanded their roster. On Thursday, October 22, 2026, the couple took to Instagram to announce the arrival of their third child, a son named Tiago V Carrasco. The announcement was steeped in the couple’s signature soccer flair, with the caption reading, “Tiago V Carrasco.
Our 5-a-side team is complete 🤍.” The post featured a tender snap of the newborn, marking the latest chapter in their growing family. They are already parents to daughter Charlie Elena, who is six years old, and son Enzo, who is 19 months. When Enzo arrived in March 2025, Morgan and Carrasco utilized a similar aesthetic, sharing black-and-white photos of the newborn’s feet and hand.
That caption, “Soaking it all up right now. Welcome to the world baby Enzo,” set the tone for a private yet public celebration of their growing clan. The consistency in their approach keeps their family life intimate while still engaging their audience.
Looking back to the beginning of their journey as parents, their first child, Charlie Elena, was born on May 7, 2020. Morgan’s announcement at the time was equally detailed, noting, “At 11:30 a.m. on May 7, weighing 8lbs 5oz, Charlie Elena Carrasco made her grand entrance into the world.” She described her daughter as a “super moon baby” who made them wait longer than expected, showcasing the personal anecdotes that have become a staple of their updates.
Carrasco echoed the sentiment on his own account, calling it the “best day of my life” and praising Morgan as a “warrior.” The couple’s relationship has always been intertwined with their professional careers. They wed in December 2014 in Santa Barbara, California, a union that faced early tests due to the demands of professional soccer. In April 2018, while playing for the Orlando Pride, Morgan acknowledged their long-distance arrangement was “far from ideal.” However, she remained optimistic, telling Pro Soccer USA, “We know that this is temporary.
We’re only going to be able to play professional soccer for five to six more years. We’ve got to take advantage of this, and know that when we’re done playing, we’re going to be together.” Morgan also opened up about her retirement plans the following year. In March 2019, she told Reuters, “I would love to start a family.” She added that she was enjoying “dipping my toes into new areas, like books and movies.” The striker stated she wants her kids to “be confident and dream big, regardless of what obstacles are in the way,” noting that this was the message she hoped to instill in them. That vision of a unified future has clearly come to fruition, with the family now complete and firmly rooted in their shared life.
