Mike Trout's wife Jessica reacts to adorable moment of their baby Jordy being the focus of attention

Mike Trout and his wife, Jessica Tara Trout, embraced parenthood for the second time with the birth of their son, Jordy Michael, on June 30. Jessica is a social media pro and loves to share moments from her daily life with her followers. Her posts usually involve the Angels superstar and their kids spending quality time together.

Her Thursday night's story entails a reaction to the youngest Trout getting all the attention in the family. Take a look at the snapshot of her social media post here:

Screenshot from the story on Instagram

The couple's eldest son, Beckham Aaron Trout, was born July 30, 2020. The happy family of four hails from New Jersey, but currently reside in California, where Trout has been playing professional baseball with the Angels since 2011.

Mike Trout and Jessica have been together ever since they first met each other in a high school Spanish class. They even went to their senior prom together in 2009. After dating for more than seven years, Mike proposed to the love of his life in an enigmatic fashion, as he hired a pilot to write "Will you marry me, Jess?" in skywriting on June 28, 2016.

More than a year later, the couple proceeded with their wedding in Allentown, New Jersey, on December 9, 2017, and then jetted off to Hawaii and Bora Bora for their honeymoon. The couple are proud parents to two sons and are also dog parents to a miniature spitz named Juno and a mini Australian Shepherd named Josie.

After the birth of baby Jordy, Jessica took to social media to share some delightful family images on social media, involving Mike Trout and both their sons.

Mike Trout's wife, Jessica, shared happy pictures with her loved ones celebrating Christmas

Trout's wife took to social media to share an array of images with her loved ones involving the Angels star OF and their two kids, sharing a smile for the camera on Christmas Day.

The caption on the post read:

"The greatest gifts in my life are these people that I share it with. Merry Christmas from the Trout family!"

Mike Trout had a good start to the 2024 MLB season, but it was cut short after he was sidelined for the remainder of the season after sustaining a torn meniscus on his left knee, which required surgery. The three-time AL MVP will be hoping to bounce back stronger in the 2025 MLB season.