Olivia Dunne‘s simple response quickly caught attention after news broke that New York Jets edge rusher Jermaine Johnson had welcomed a new addition to his family.
Dunne was among those reacting in the comments after Johnson‘s fiancée, Hannah Brooke, announced the birth of their baby boy, Kayto, on Instagram. Brooke shared the update on Thursday, posting photos and a heartfelt message to mark the occasion.
“Welcome to the world, Kayto Jermaine Johnson [black heart emoji]… safe to say we are in baby land right now. Born 1/21/26 8:53am 8lbs 10 oz (my big boy [laughin emoji]),” she wrote.
The announcement drew an outpouring of congratulatory messages from fans and fellow athletes.
Dunne‘s one-word reaction stood out among the responses, adding to the buzz surrounding the post.
Kayto is the second child for Johnson. He previously became a father in 2023 with the birth of his daughter, Collins, whom he welcomed with a former partner.
At the time, Johnson shared a lengthy message reflecting on his commitment to fatherhood.
“I promise to do everything in my power to equip you with every tool, bit of knowledge and lesson that I possibly can so that you can take on and conquer any dream that you choose to pursue. I promise to be your biggest cheerleader and your best friend. You’ll forever be my Superstar,” he wrote.
Johnson and Brooke have been together for several years and made their relationship public in 2023. The couple got engaged in June, when Johnson proposed during a romantic moment.
A growing family celebrated online
The couple first revealed Brooke‘s pregnancy in July through a joint Instagram post. They later shared their baby’s gender in September.
Johnson also offered a glimpse into their family life during the holidays. On December 25, he posted photos celebrating Christmas with Brooke and his daughter, Collins.
“Johnson’s Christmas,” he wrote.
With Kayto‘s arrival, Johnson and Brooke begin a new chapter as a family of four, supported by warm messages from across the sports community.
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