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Who are Kayleigh McEnany's children? Ex-press secy slammed for exposing baby to Covid-19 amid Joe Biden row

McEnany came under public scrutiny after twisting President Joe Biden's recent remarks when he said, 'I love kids better than people'

Kayleigh McEnany, the former White House press secretary for Donald Trump, recently twisted President Joe Biden’s statement in a disturbing way. Following Biden’s recent remarks where he had a few grandfatherly moments while getting questions from the younger audience members, McEnany talked about Biden’s friendly demeanor with kids.

McEnany tweeted, “Signing off with a final notable quote from Joe Biden during his town hall this evening: Everyone knows I love kids better than people”. She added a thinking face emoji at the end. McEnany’s tweet did not sit too well with many as people started to slam her for disturbingly twisting Biden’s words. In a follow-up tweet, McEnany wrote: “I tweeted this revealing, bizarre quote from Joe Biden that underscores his horrific pro-choice, anti-child policies that have demonized life (Mexico City policy etc.) cc: [Jake Tapper] your source should put her name on the record if she claims to know the intent of my tweets”.

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McEnany, 32, served as the 33rd White House press secretary for the Trump administration from April 2020 to January 2021. That being said, when she began her career, she was a critic of Trump and his policies, but over time became known as a staunch defender of the former president.

Before starting her career as the White House press secretary, McEnany married Sean Gilmartin, a pitcher in Major League Baseball, in November 2017. McEnany and Gilmartin welcomed their first child together, Blake Avery Gilmartin, on November 25, 2019. McEnany posted about her daughter’s birth on Twitter, writing, “[Sean Gilmartin] and I are so blessed to welcome our first baby - Blake Avery Gilmartin - into the world! What a blessing from God she is to our family!”

While speaking at night three of the 2020 Republican National Convention, McEnany talked about how she underwent a mastectomy that almost eliminated her chance of getting breast cancer. She further spoke about her family, especially her infant child, and how she wants her to grow up in President Trump’s America.

“I want my daughter to grow up in President Donald J Trump's America. Choosing to have a preventative mastectomy was the hardest decision I ever had to make, but supporting President Trump, who will protect my daughter and our children's future, was the easiest”, McEnany said.

After McEnany tweeted about Biden’s town hall meeting, several people started to slam her and even dragged Trump into it. One user wrote: "This from the same Kayleigh who worked for Donald Trump, the guy so into teens he started a modeling agency, hung out behind the scenes at beauty pageants and lets not forget his pal Jeffrey. So whatever Kayleigh what the hell ever". While the second user tweeted: "I am so glad I left middle school mean girl behavior in, well, middle school." While another tweeted: "I’m so glad we have legitimate press briefings now. Intelligence and honesty are refreshing. You wouldn’t understand that, Miss “I will never lie to you"". Another user tweeted: "Things he didn’t say....."if she wasn’t my daughter, I would want to date her.""

In addition to all this, people even slammed the former White House press secretary for bringing her infant child to the White House amid the COVID-19. On May 2, 2020, McEnany tweeted a couple of pictures of Blake from the White House podium, which also did not sit too well with many. One user tweeted: "Kayleigh brought her baby to the White House when it was still full of shedded COVID19 #McEnemyOfThePeople"

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