Alright, let's dive into some family talk. Carson Daly and his wife, Siri Daly, are already the proud parents of three amazing kids. But if Carson has his way, they’re just getting started. In a recent chat with Life & Style, Siri, who’s 37 years old, revealed that her husband might be dreaming of expanding their family by five more kids if he had the chance. That’s right, folks—Carson could be aiming for a mini Daly army!
Now, Siri Daly, the talented food blogger and author, isn’t completely sold on the idea of adding more little ones to the mix. But she’s keeping an open mind. “I guess you should never say never,” she admitted, showing that while she’s not rushing into anything, she’s not ruling it out either.
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With a lively son, Jackson, who’s 9, and daughters Etta, 5, and London, 3, keeping them on their toes, Siri and Carson, who’s 44, already have their hands full. When they do manage to carve out some much-needed date nights, they’ve got a golden rule: no talking about the kids. “We try to just focus on something entirely different,” Siri shared. “I think that’s crucial to staying happy and connected as a couple.”
Mom Tips from the Pros
When it comes to navigating motherhood, Siri Daly isn’t shy about leaning on her Today show co-stars for advice. “Dylan Dreyer’s got a young boy, so we’re kind of at the same stage as parents with our younger kids,” she explained in an exclusive interview with Closer Weekly. “And Savannah Guthrie and I probably know each other a little better. It feels silly when Savannah asks me for advice because she’s such a brilliant woman. We were even pregnant at the same time—her first and my third. Savannah’s an amazing mom. She’s incredible. She doesn’t really need any advice from me.”
Picky Eaters and Parenting Challenges
Siri, who recently released her new cookbook, Siriously Delicious, joked about the challenges of raising picky eaters. “Yeah, it’s always changing with kids. They started out great, eating whatever I put in front of them. I was all about organic baby food for my first son, but by the second, I was like, ‘Oh, but the jars are so convenient.’ By the third, she was eating Skittles for breakfast—not really—but they all decided around 18 months, ‘I don’t like that anymore!’ My girls, especially, can be picky eaters,” she said.
She added, “As I’m learning with my son, who’s the oldest, if you keep trying new foods and techniques, they’ll eventually come around. It’s definitely a challenge. I don’t want to be that mom who has to make three different meals every night, so I try my best not to do that. There are a lot of recipes in the book and tips for how to take one recipe and get a few things out of it, so you don’t end up being a short-order cook.”
Here’s Hoping for More Dalys
We’re keeping our fingers crossed that we’ll see more little Dalys running around soon. Whether or not the family decides to expand, it’s clear that Carson and Siri are committed to raising happy, healthy kids while maintaining their own relationship.
