Kayleigh McEnany shares pics adorable baby boy Nash after welcoming second child with husband Sean Gilmartin


FOX News anchor Kayleigh McEnany has shared heartwarming pictures of her baby boy Nash.

The former White House press secretary, 34, welcomed the newborn on Tuesday – her second child with former New York Mets pitcher Sean Gilmartin.

Kayleigh McEnany welcomed the birth of her baby boy Nash on Tuesday
McEnany, a co-host on the show Outnumbered, revealed on Thursday that she and Gilmartin were “thrilled” to share the news.

She said: “What a truly joyful time. God has blessed us immensely.”

A heartwarming snap showed McEnany cradling her son and kissing his forehead while Gilmartin cuddled the both of them.

In a second picture, their daughter Blake Avery, three, was seen sitting by Nash, and a third showed the newborn sleeping.

McEnany received thousands of messages congratulating her on the momentous news.

Emily Compagno, a co-host of Outnumbered, said: “So thrilled and happy for you Kayleigh! All my prayers and love to all *four* of you!”

Politics reporter Brooke Singman said: “Congratulations Kayleigh!!! Welcome to the world Nash!!!”

Lara Trump commented: “God is good!!!!”, while Arkansas governor-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she was happy for McEnany and her family.

Twitter users praised her “beautiful” family as they inundated her with well-wishes.

Fans had been eagerly awaiting the birth of little Nash since McEnany’s co-stars surprised her with a baby shower two weeks ago.

She received presents from her co-hosts, including a tiny baseball onesie and many children’s classic stories such as The Cat in the Hat.

McEnany seemed overjoyed as she opened the gifts.

She and Gilmartin welcomed Blake Avery in 2019 shortly after getting hitched.

Gilmartin is an 11-year veteran in the MLB, having played for the Mets, Baltimore Orioles, and Tampa Bay Rays throughout his career.

McEnany served as the White House press secretary in the Trump administration between April 2020 and January 2021.

She previously worked for the Trump 2020 presidential campaign as national press secretary.

After Joe Biden’s inauguration, she began appearing as an on-air commentator on Fox News before becoming a co-host on Outnumbered.