Jordyn Woods on her baby plans with Karl-Anthony Towns after buying $14 million home

By Kelsi Karruli

The couple's L.A. home is across from Kylie Jenner.

Karl Anthony Towns and Jordyn Woods at a Jaguar reveal Oct. 6, 2026, in New York City. The couple were married in Santa Barbara, Calif., in August.

Jordyn Woods hopes children are in her future with husband Karl-Anthony Towns, but the newlywed is taking her time before starting that chapter.

During an appearance on "Today with Jenna & Sheinelle," Woods, 29, told hosts Jenna Bush Hager and Sheinelle Jones that motherhood is on her mind-even if she isn't ready to pursue it just yet. Woods, a model and TV personality, first rose to fame on "Keeping up With the Kardashians."

"It is crazy because I feel like we spend so much of our life as women trying to not get pregnant that when we want to get pregnant, we don't know what's going to happen," she said.

For now, Woods is concentrating on her career and cheering on her New York Knicks star husband.

"I am still not in the era of trying to get pregnant, so in a perfect world we will have family and kids. We love children. It's just I'm really focused on my career and hopefully the Knicks winning again that I don't want to be pregnant for that," she added.

Bush Hager and Jones encouraged Woods to "take your time" before turning the conversation to the couple's wedding.

Woods recalled feeling relaxed throughout the celebrations, with one bridal accessory briefly threatening to disrupt her calm.

"Everyone says I was the most chill bride they ever met. I wasn't stressed about anything except the missing veil. My veil was missing for a little bit," she said.

Jordyn Woods attends CultureCon on Oct. 3, 2026, in New York City.

The conversation also took an emotional turn as Woods explained how the newlyweds honored two loved ones who could not be there: her father, John Woods, who died in 2017, and Towns' mother, Jacqueline Cruz-Towns, who died in 2020.

Rather than making the tributes a prominent part of the ceremony, the couple chose quieter gestures that carried personal meaning.

"With our ceremony, we kept it very short and sweet. We did our vows privately, but for the family section, we had a chair to honor both of them with just flowers," Woods said.

She explained that keeping the remembrance understated helped her manage the emotions of the day. "I knew that if I looked and I saw that, it would just... the emotions, makeup done, so I just wanted it to be subtle. We also had little lockets that our parents got us, a handkerchief that I could put in my, like, tuck it in. There was a lot of little things, but nothing huge and in your face."

While children remain a future possibility, the couple have already made a significant investment in their life together, purchasing a $14 million home in the Hidden Hills area of Los Angeles across from Kylie Jenner's property in 2024.

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According to TMZ, the couple picked up a seven-bedroom, 17-bathroom home.

The stunning property spans 11,000 square feet and sits on more than 2 acres of land.

It features a two-bedroom guesthouse; a 7,200-square-foot spa, which doubles as a gym and entertainment pavilion; a large barn that fits seven horses; and a six-car garage.

The chef's kitchen boasts a walk-through pantry and a breakfast room.

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Elsewhere, there is a 350-bottle wine fridge, a 13-seat home theater, a mud room, a tennis court, a resort-style pool, a dance studio, a racquetball court, a batting cage, and a 150-person nightclub with a bar and a separate entrance.

The couple celebrated their first anniversary on Woods' Instagram series, "Regular-ish," during which they gushed about their romance.

Karl-Anthony Towns and Jordyn Woods at CultureCon, Oct. 3, 2026, in New York City.

"Me and Jordyn met years ago knowing common people and just became friends, and ever since then, our relationship grew where we became more than friends. I'm not saying in that way, but just best friends. And then we started having a deeper relationship.

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"It just so happened, the COVID came and kind of brought its challenges and it kind of forced us to either pick where our relationship was going to go as friends or something more, and we chose the latter," Towns said.

"It's kind of cool dating your best friend. We know each other. We know each other's hearts," Woods added. "We know each other on good days and bad days, and we've been through a lot of bad days together."

While speaking to People in 2024, Towns revealed that he adores Woods for always showcasing her support at his basketball games.

He noted that it "means a lot" to see her at the games.

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"You know, with my mom and my sister, I've seen the impact that good women have on men's lives, and I'm just blessed that I saw that firsthand before I got with Jordyn so that I could learn to appreciate her," he added.

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