'My family felt so complete': Usha Vance on why she hesitated before having fourth child

US Second Lady Usha Vance US Second Lady Usha Vance has said she is "really glad" she and Vice President JD Vance decided to have a fourth child, admitting she initially worried that expanding their family could disrupt what already felt like a settled and happy life.Speaking in her first interview since the birth of son Alec Neel Vance, Usha told Fox News Digital those fears quickly disappeared as the newest addition brought the family even closer together.'It's been really lovely so far'Speaking to Fox News Digital from the Vice President's Residence, Usha Vance described the transition to being a mother of four as smoother than she had expected."It's been really lovely so far," she said, adding that their three older children have eagerly embraced their baby brother."They're always fighting over holding him," she said, noting they also help with diaper changes, burping him and keeping him entertained.The Vances announced the birth of their fourth child, Alec Neel Vance, on July 20, saying the baby was born the previous day and that both mother and child were healthy.One-on-one time with each childUsha said she and JD Vance make a conscious effort to spend individual time with ea...