“Crying watching this”: Kyle Busch’s wife Samantha reacts to a couple benefitting from Bundle of Joy fund

Samantha Busch, the wife of two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Kyle Busch, has been spreading awareness about in vitro fertilization (IVF). After suffering from infertility for more than a decade, the Busch family welcomed their first son through IVF, and they opened the Bundle of Joy Fund in 2015. Since then she has been helping couples in their IVF journeys.

The non-profit organization provides financial aid to families suffering from infertility. Busch recently shared a video of a selected couple on her Instagram story with the message:

"Crying watching this. I love being able to give couples a chance to become parents. Sending love to you all and thank you so much @pregonline for letting us work with you all!"

Still from Samantha Busch's Instagram story (@samanthabusch)

Bundle of Joy gave the couple financial aid of $15,000 for their IVF journey and to battle their struggles. It also gave them access to the private Bundle of Joy Fund family Facebook group. It partnered with PREG Fertility Centers and Busch mentioned in their Instagram reel attached to her story that the couple could ask her anything during the procedure. She also appreciated all her fans for applying and sending heartwarming essays and messages.

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Kyle Busch's wife's applauds IVF awareness on a national stage

Last month, Donald Trump, the candidate for the U.S. presidential elections, talked about IVF on the national stage. He shared the importance of IVF in the modern era, and Cup Series champion Kyle Busch's wife Samantha, an IVF mother of two, praised Trump's efforts on her Instagram stories.

"I'm not getting into politics at all I'm simply going to say as an IVF mom of 2 who has fought for over a decade to help bring awareness and education to all things infertility finally hearing it on a national stage is awesome. We are strong community and it's finally being recognized the emotional, physical and financials strains 1 in 6 couples will face 👏👏," Samantha Busch said.

Busch also wrote a book on how to battle infertility, called "Fighting Infertility: Finding My Inner Warrior Through Trying To Conceive, IVF, and Miscarage". In her story, she also highlighted that the World Health Organization (WHO) mentioned infertility as a 'disease'.

"Here's a throw back picture of me in D.C. trying to help advocate for covering infertility. I felt defeated to be honest that it was a disease (yes the WHO has classified infertility as a disease) that no one was paying attention to there. Now to hear it openly talked about during an election year is refreshing," she said.

The BOJ has helped many couples who worked multiple jobs, mortgaged their homes, and took loans to get the joy of becoming parents.