News about Sean Gilmartin

Kayleigh McEnable, the former White House press secretary, has spoken out for the first time about her mother's painful struggle to fall pregnant with her son compared to their first's'relative ease.' After the birth of their daughter, Blake, who is now three years old, the 35-year-old Fox News presenter said she and her husband, former New York Mets player Sean Gilmartin, decided they wanted to have a second child in the summer 2021. In December last year, the couple welcomed Nash, their second child. However, the mother-of-two was not on a fast track to pregnancy.

For the first time since giving birth to her second child Nash three months ago, former Trump aide Kayleigh McEnya has returned to Fox's Outnumbered (right) for the first time since giving birth to her second child Nash three months ago, ecstatic viewers applauded her appearance. Kayleigh McEnable, 34, welcomed baby Nash - a younger brother to three-year-old Blake - with her major league pitcher husband Sean Gilmartin in November (family is pictured left). Last night, McEnany appeared alongside her co-host Emily Compagno and Harris Faulkner to discuss her son, Nash's first plane flight, and giving tips to other young parents. The former aide was the last person to serve as the White House press secretary until Trump's presidency came to an end in January 2021.

On Twitter, Kayleigh McEnany announced the birth of her second child on Sunday, saying that she and her husband welcomed a baby boy. McEnany, 34, posted photos of baby Nash, saying that her husband Sean Gilmartin and his partner are'so excited to learn the birth of our son.' According to her co-hosts of Fox News' Outnumbered, her son was born unhurried on Tuesday, after her co-stars also announced the news live on air. In a live Fox News broadcast on June 16, the former White House press secretary announced that the couple was expecting their second child. The news of her pregnancy came during the ongoing January 6 committee hearings that probed the 2021 rebellion at the Capitol, which culminated in her resignation.