But after three total rounds, Joe and I found out we were going to have two sweet little miraculous babies."
Beisner-Buck has frequently expressed gratitude for their quiet moments as a family of four.
"Being able to be with Joe, just the four of us hanging out together, that to me is a little slice of heaven that I don't take for granted," she wrote.
Reflecting on their marriage, Beisner-Buck marked their ten-year milestone with a public message of support.
"It feels like @boejuck and I have been together for lifetimes," she wrote. "I love you Joe.
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More today than yesterday. Always.
Against All."
In addition to his twin sons, Buck has two older daughters, Natalie and Trudy, from his previous marriage to Ann Archambault Buck, which ended in divorce in 2011.
Natalie Buck has pursued an acting career, including appearances on the CBS drama series Blue Bloods.
Beisner-Buck praised her husband's dedication to raising all four of his children.
"To watch the kind of father you are to Natalie, Trudy, Wyatt and Blake has been the greatest gift," she wrote.
"Thank you for laughing, loving, protecting and parenting the right way, every day."
Before their marriage, Beisner-Buck recalled her initial reaction when NFL Network personality Rich Eisen tried to set them up in 2012.
"Please don't say it's Joe Buck," she joked.
She explained that her perception changed completely once they met in person, calling him the opposite of arrogant.
Recalling her cheerleading career, she credited her six seasons with the Denver Broncos for shaping her character.
"It was the greatest six plus years of my life," she said. "It made me accountable.
It made me respectful. It's humbled me.
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It made me a better woman, a better person."
