Fox News’ Kayleigh McEnany surprised live on air as host prepares to welcome second child with husband Sean Gilmartin
KAYLEIGH McEnany has been surprised by her Fox News co-hosts with a baby shower.
The former White House press secretary announced in June that she was pregnant with her second child with her husband, New York Mets pitcher Sean Gilmartin.
Kayleigh McEnany was surprised with an on-air baby shower on TuesdayCredit: outnumberedfnc/Instagram
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McEnany and husband Sean Gilmartin already share one daughter, Blake AveryCredit: Kayleigh Mcenany/Instagram
The 34-year-old received various presents from her Outnumbered co-hosts on Tuesday, including a tiny baseball onesie and many children’s classics such as The Cat in The Hat book.
McEnany was overjoyed as she opened the gifts for her baby, a boy expected to be born in February.
Fans took to social media to react to the on-screen baby shower and celebrate with McEnany.
One fan wrote on Twitter: “Wow…such a beautiful Baby Shower surprise! Such wonderful cohosts and Fox to do for you. Congratulations and enjoy your time off. Can’t wait to see your baby when you return!”
Many fans even offered to send McEnany more gifts to add to the pile.
One fan said: “Too cute! Just saw the baby shower on Fox….would love to send you a blue Good Duck…the last rubber duck made in the USA and the safest rubber duck in the world for teething babies!”
She shared a video that saw her showing an ultrasound to her daughter.
“It is a boy!” a beaming McEnany said. “Much to Sean’s dismay, he doesn’t know if he’s left-handed or right-handed yet.”
McEnany and Gilmartin share one daughter, Blake Avery.
The couple tied the knot in November 2017 after dating for two years.
Gilmartin is an 11-year veteran in the MLB, having played for the Mets, Baltimore Orioles, and Tampa Bay Rays throughout his career.
The Atlanta Braves drafted him with the 28th overall pick in the 2011 MLB draft.
McEnany worked as the White House press secretary throughout Donald Trump’s presidency.
In 2017, after showing her support for Donald Trump a number of times on CNN, McEnany was appointed national spokesperson for the Republican National Committee.
After Joe Biden’s inauguration, she left the Trump administration and began appearing as an on-air commentator on Fox News.
She was later named co-host of Outnumbered, alongside Harris Faulkner and Emily Compagno.
