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Jason Wahler spent Christmas Day in the hospital with son Wyatt.

Jason Wahler and Ashley Wahler spent Christmas in the hospital as their son, Wyatt, battled pneumonia.

“Well not the Christmas we were expecting,” the hairstylist told her Instagram followers on Monday.

After Wyatt and sister Delilah, 5, battled what their parents “thought was a normal cold,” the 1-year-old “took a turn for the worst Christmas morning.”

The little one had a “high fever” and was “very lethargic,” Ashley, 33, explained.

“Turns out he has an pneumonia so we ended up spending the night at the children’s hospital continuing to give him oxygen for his breathing,” she continued. “This guy is a trouper!!!! He was so brave and the children’s hospital was above and beyond even giving us our very own tree to decorate.”

Ashley Wahler called the 1-year-old a “trouper.”Instagram/ Ashley Wahler

Ashley Wahler called the 1-year-old a “trouper.”Instagram/ Ashley Wahler

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Ashley Wahler called the 1-year-old a “trouper.”Instagram/ Ashley Wahler

Ashley Wahler called the 1-year-old a “trouper.”Instagram/ Ashley Wahler

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The “Hills: New Beginnings” alum concluded that she and Jason, 35, are now at home with both of their kids.

“Wyatt is … on the mend with lots of snuggles,” she gushed.
Wyatt is now “on the mend.”Instagram/ Ashley Wahler
Jason shared sweet footage of Wyatt dancing in his car seat to Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” during a drive.

Ashley reposted the video, writing that they’re both “grateful he’s on the mend.”

The couple are also the parents of daughter Delilah.Instagram/ Ashley Wahler

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She and the “Laguna Beach” alum welcomed their baby boy in June 2021, nearly four years after Delilah’s birth.

The duo, who tied the knot in October 2013, have spoken candidly over the years about maintaining a strong marriage amid Jason’s sobriety struggles.
Jason is best known for his time on “The Hills” and “Laguna Beach.”WireImage
Quarantining during the coronavirus pandemic played a “very, very powerful role” in their current dynamic, the actor exclusively told Page Six in May.

“There [were] a lot of underlying issues that needed to be repaired,” Jason explained at the time, noting that there “communication … was not there” before lockdown.

“It gave us the opportunity to really focus on self and our relationship and take the necessary steps that we needed to do,” he added. “We’ve had some hellacious years. But we’re here today and it’s been really, really good.”