Which construction is more cormmon?

Question

I know my question may seem silly to native speakers, but l am really interested in knowing which construction is more common in everyday speech: - He is married and has two sons. - He is married, with two sons. Thanks

Answer 1

I agree with Sherry. Either one is fine, but I would remove the comma before "with."

Answer 2

I would say that the two are fairly equal. I don't see one as being preferred over the other.

(The only change I would make would be removing the comma in the second sentence.)