Contemporary Christian sensation Forrest Frank and his wife, Grace, are officially a family of four. The couple recently celebrated the arrival of their second child, a son named Sonny Neil Frank.
The “Child of God” singer shared the heartwarming news via Instagram on Thursday, December 18. Posting a collection of intimate family photos, Frank expressed his joy in the caption: “Welcome to the world Sonny Neil Frank. We love you more than you’ll ever know.”
Forrest and Grace, who married in 2020, are also parents to their firstborn son, Bodie, born in 2023. The couple first announced they were expanding their family back in October, with Frank posting a series of snapshots captioned simply, “Baby #2 coming soon!”
A Busy Season Ahead: The Jesus Generation Tour
Even with a newborn at home, Frank’s professional momentum shows no signs of slowing down. In 2026, he is set to launch The Jesus Generation Tour, making highly anticipated stops in Nashville, Dallas, Los Angeles, and Detroit. The demand for the trek has been overwhelming, with several dates already reaching capacity. Frank will be joined on the road by a stellar lineup of special guests, including Tori Kelly, Cory Asbury, and The Figs.
Dominating the Charts and Award Circuits
Frank’s meteoric rise in the music industry reached new heights in 2025. His hit single “Your Way’s Better” successfully crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a gold certification from the RIAA. His presence on the year-end charts was equally formidable; his debut full-length project, Child of God, finished the year as Billboard’s No. 1 Top Christian Album, while the follow-up, Child of God II, claimed the No. 2 spot.
Beyond his solo success, Frank has become a staple of viral hits and collaborations. Throughout the past year, he dominated streaming platforms with tracks such as “God’s Got My Back,” “Lemonade” (featuring The Figs), “The Rock” (with Crowder), and “Jesus Is Coming Back Soon” (with Josiah Queen).
His massive year culminated at the 2025 GMA Dove Awards, where he swept the top categories. Frank walked away with the prestigious Artist of the Year award, alongside trophies for Pop/Contemporary Recorded Song of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year.
