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Mike Trout, Jessica, and Son Beckham Capture Heartwarming Moments in New Family Member’s Arrival Photoshoot

Baseball — 07/18/2024

On June 30, 2024, LA Angels star outfielder Mike Trout and his spouse Jessica Cox welcomed a new baby into their home. Jessica recently shared a touching photo of their newborn boy Jordy Michael on Instagram, featuring him with his older brother Beckham Aaron Trout and his father Mike. During the photo session, the content foursome was beaming with happiness.

The high school sweethearts Mike Trout and Jessica Cox met in a Spanish class. Even so, the pair went to their senior prom together. She continued on to play field hockey for the LVC Dutchmen and earned a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pennsylvania.

Conversely, Trout had committed to play college ball for the East Carolina Pirates, but the LA Angels chose him with the 25th overall pick in the 2009 MLB draft. Before signing a contract with the Halos on July 8, 2011, Trout spent nearly two years in the minor leagues. Since then, he has emerged as the team’s face.

On June 28, 2016, Jessica and Mike Trout announced their engagement. On December 9, 2017, the pair wed in Allentown, New Jersey, in front of all of their loved ones. On July 30, 2020, the couple brought their first son, Beckham Aaron Trout, into the world. Almost four years later, on June 30, 2024, they received their second son, Jordy Michael.

Mike has been a professional baseball player in Los Angeles, California, since 2011. The family of four is happy and content there. After having a scorching start to the current season, Trout has missed more than two months of play due to a torn meniscus injury he sustained on April 29 during a game against the Phillies.

With any luck, Mike Trout will return to the Angels before the end of July.

Mike Trout, who had surgery on his injured left knee in early May, gave this reflection on how his rehabilitation was going:

“It’s approaching. It’s my first time with a knee issue, so it’s certainly slower than I anticipated. Simply having faith in the process and proceeding day by day.”He went on to say:

“I’ve spoken with numerous others who have experienced this. When I return, there will be aches and pains. It will gradually become better.The Angels will hope and pray that their ace gets well quickly so he can pick up where he left off prior to getting hurt.