Jon Rahm makes personal announcement days after agreeing LIV Golf exit plan

Jon Rahm has announced his wife Kelley has given birth to their fourth child.

The Spaniard confirmed on Friday evening they have had another daughter and named her Begoña Cahill Rahm.

"Feeling incredibly grateful and blessed to have welcomed another little girl into our family this week," Rahm wrote alongside a photograph. 

"Momma and baby are doing great, and we're soaking up every moment as a family of six."

Rahm and Kelley met while studying at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, where he played on the golf team.

His future wife competed in track and field.

The couple began dating in 2016. Two years later, Rahm proposed during a hike at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve in California.

They married on 13 December, 2019, at the Basilica of Begoña in Bilbao, close to Rahm's hometown of Barrika in Spain's Basque Country.

Their first child, Kepa, was born in April 2021. Eneko was born in August 2022 and daughter Alaia was born in September 2024.

The birth also comes at a busy period in Rahm's professional career. 

Last week it was confirmed that the Spaniard will leave LIV Golf. 

Court documents revealed the two-time major champion is set to give up a reported £75m ($100m) owed to him by LIV as part of a separation agreement. 

In return, Rahm will regain his name, image and likeness rights. 

LIV Golf filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States in September after Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund withdrew its financial support. 

Rahm was listed as the organisation's top unsecured creditor, with $7.5m owed to him for the rest of 2026 alone. 

It has been reported Rahm is owed £75m ($100m) from the remainder of his $300m contract he signed when he left the PGA Tour for LIV in December 2023. 

LIV Golf are hopeful of emerging from the ashes in 2027 with a new-look league.

Rahm, who was captain of Legion XIII, deemed the terms for a LIV 2.0 as "unacceptable", according to his lawyer John Beck. 

He has decided to give up the money owed for a "complete economic walk away". 

Rahm is yet to announce what he plans to do next, though it's likely he will spend 2027 playing on the DP World Tour with the hopes of returning to the North American circuit in 2028.