Stephen Miller's wife Katie shares adorable first snaps of baby boy... as she gushes about parenthood

Katie Miller has offered an adorable glimpse into family life after welcoming a baby boy.

Miller, 34, who is married to White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy and Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller, took to social media on Wednesday with a first look at the newborn.

In her post, she began: 'It's been a very exciting week in the Miller household.

'Hawthorne Hayes Miller was born on June 3 at 9.04am growing our crew to four kids five and under.'

Miller, who shared several photos of the tot in a checkerboard-patterned onesie as well as other snaps alongside the rest of her brood, continued: 'Babies are the absolute best.

'Our home is filled with so much love, laughter, and joy.'

She concluded: 'It's an incredible feeling to know that you can make an entire person from scratch. I truly recommend parenthood — it's a 10/10 life experience.'

Miller's post - uploaded to both Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) - was flooded with well-wishes from followers who previously hailed a MAGA baby boom after White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt also welcomed a baby girl just last month. 

But her pregnancy has not been easy. 

In April, at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, a heavily-pregnant Miller was frantically rushed out of the high-profile event after gunshots were fired.

Alleged shooter Cole Tomas Allen, 31, was intercepted by security guards in the hallway of the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington, DC, with guests hastily escorted to safety. 

In the aftermath, nasty rumors circulated online that Miller's husband had used her as a 'human shield' after photos showed him standing behind her during the evacuation.

The now mom-of-four, who is also a political advisor and served as Press Secretary to former Vice President Mike Pence until 2021, spoke about the chaotic moment during an appearance on Fox News just a few days later.

'It's like, how do you stand up while eight months pregnant from the floor? You really can't without help,' she told The Ingraham Angle.

'So my dear husband lifts me up, and Brian who's our detail says to Stephen, "she goes first," so I went first because the threat was behind us.

'And so what everyone sees is my husband maybe copping a feel, but what I would say is that he wasn't going to put his hands on my stomach because that's where our baby is, and so he just moves his hands upwards.' 

When asked about human shield rumors, she said: 'They really can't let Stephen Miller have a good news cycle.

'He's done so much for this country thanks to President Trump... Stephen did a phenomenal job and he was behind me and protecting not only me but our baby.'

Elsewhere, she also blamed her severe pregnancy symptoms on her husband's genetics.

In February, Miller invited Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and his wife, Liz Oz, onto The Katie Miller Podcast to discuss everything from vaccines and fertility to vegetarian diets before turning to pregnancy.

'How is it that baby in your belly right now doesn't get rejected by you, because that baby has half Stephen's genes?' Dr Oz asked Miller.

'But you don't think that's partly why women have, like, giant immunological responses when they're pregnant?' Katie Miller responded. 

'This is my own personal theory. Like why have I been more nauseous this pregnancy? Why have I had more eczema this pregnancy?

'It's because it's more of my husband's genetic makeup than mine in this baby.'

Oz pushed back, noting that a child inherits half of its genes from each parent.

However, Miller, who met her husband while serving in the first Trump administration and married in 2020, remained firm in her stance.

'I'm telling you this baby's going to turn out looking like him,' she concluded.