Ian Flanigan of “The Voice” and his wife Kelsey are happy about twin girls (exclusive)

Ian Flanigan and his wife Kelsey are parents!

The voice The Season 19 alum and his wife, who married in February, welcomed twin girls, Lennon James and Callie Catherine, on Sunday, June 30, a rep for the couple confirmed to PEOPLE.

“We are so grateful to have two healthy, beautiful little girls! I’m outnumbered now!” says Flanigan, adding that the girls were born just a minute apart, at 9:05 a.m. and 9:06 a.m.

Kelsey, the singer’s wife, adds that there is a special reason why she is especially excited about the twins.

“Twins run in my family and I’m excited to continue the tradition! I can’t wait for the next chapter with Ian and the girls!” she tells PEOPLE.

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The couple also shared a few exclusive photos with PEOPLE of them posing together while Kelsey held their little girls. Flanigan, whose new single “Rather Be Country” is out now, stands behind his wife and puts a hand on her shoulder while the new mom holds her daughters in her arms.

The musician also shared a photo of his wife and their newborn daughters immediately after Kelsey’s birth, smiling together in their first photo as a family of four.

In March 2024, the girl’s father spoke to PEOPLE about the couple’s small, intimate wedding ceremony, which took place on February 29 at 4 Eagle Ranch in Beaver Creek, Colorado. Flanigan told PEOPLE that he and his now-wife first met at the scenic location.

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“We decided to return to Beaver Creek and come full circle by exchanging our vows in the same place where we met,” he said, adding that the couple’s wedding day was “nothing short of perfect.”

The couple carefully planned a ceremony full of sentimental details that highlighted not only their love story but also their respective family roots.

“It was important to us to create an intimate and very personal ceremony, so many of the elements had deeper meaning,” he explained. “From family items like Kelsey’s grandfather’s sheepskin blanket to a piece of my late mother’s wedding dress sewn into my jacket, there were nods to family and the people who mean the most to us throughout the day.”