Albertville, Alabama’s Waldrop sextuplets are toddling back to your television set. The six babies, born to Courtney and Eric Waldrop of Albertville, celebrated their first birthdays Tuesday. But ...

An Alabama couple who was shocked last year when they found out they were expecting sextuplets is now showing the world just how joyful they are with their latest additions. Courtney and Eric Waldrop ...

Anyone with a new baby in the house knows it can be wonderful and exhausting. And that's with just one baby. But imagine a six-pack! The arrival of sextuplets turned one young family's world upside ...

ALBERTVILLE, AL (WAFF) - The first sextuplets ever born at Huntsville Hospital are now one and their show on TLC is returning with new episodes next summer! “Sweet Home Sextuplets” will be returning ...

America's first surviving black sextuplets graduated from high school last week in Birmingham, Alabama. The loudest cheers, of course, came from their parents, Chris and Diamond Harris, but both admit ...

Courtney Waldrop, matriarch of Sweet Home Sextuplets, shared another sweet pic of her family this week. On Thursday, Courtney posted the pic to Instagram. It showed husband Eric, who had fallen asleep ...

(TODAY) - An Alabama couple is going to need several more stockings to hang on the mantle this Christmas. In a matter of minutes, Courtney and Eric Waldrop, 35, became the parents of nine kids on ...

At first, doctors weren’t sure the Waldrop family should go through with the pregnancy. “We already have three children,” Courtney Waldrop, of Albertville, Ala., told Al.com when she got the news.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) – Doctors say sextuplets born this week in Alabama are doing well. Their parents, Eric and Courtney Waldrop of Albertville, joined doctors to talk to reporters about the babies ...

The further adventures of Alabama’s Waldrop family are coming to your television next week. “Sweet Home Sextuplets,” the popular reality show documenting the Waldrops of Albertville, their three sons, ...

Don’t touch that remote - Alabama’s Waldrop family will return to your television sets next year. “Sweet Home Sextuplets,” the popular reality show documenting the Waldrops of Albertville, their three ...

At first, doctors weren’t sure the Waldrop family should go through with the pregnancy. “We already have three children,” Courtney Waldrop, of Albertville, Ala., told Al.com when she got the news.