Olympic gold medalist, Olympic bronze medalist, and the world’s most popular swimming vlogger Cody Miller and his wife Ali have given birth to their first child, Axel Zeke Miller.
Axel was born at 8:25PM on Monday, November 16, weighing in at 8.9 pounds and 22 inches tall.
True to form, and for the benefit of his massive internet audience, Cody on Tuesday has already released a vlog documenting Axel’s first 12 hours.
The baby arrived just days after Miller swam at the US Open in Indianapolis. There, in his primary event, the 100 breaststroke, he swam 59.65 in long course meters. That was the fastest time at the Indianapolis site and 2nd-fastest overall across all sites, just .07 behind Andrew Wilson.
Miller won an Olympic gold medal as part of the American 400 medley relay at the 2016 Rio Olympics, to which he added an individual bronze in the 100 breaststroke. He also has two World Championship gold medals as part of relays.
He and his wife Ali, then Ali DeWitt, met while DeWitt was working as a volunteer assistant with the Indiana Hoosiers and Cody Miller was training there as a college senior.
Miller has built his fame with one of the most popular social media channels dedicated to swimming via his YouTube account, which has 148,000 subscribers.
The main picture above – what a cutie! Congratulations to the proud & happy parents.
Axel, unlike his dad, is unbeaten in a swimming race.
Congrats to the entire family!
Awwwww what a beautiful baby! Hope you have many many years of happiness as parents – when he is older he can come watch you swim in Masters like my kids do!
Congratulations! It couldn’t have happened to two nicer people people in this world. May God bless little Axel and give Ali a gold medal because she earned it!
Is this Guerra’s first post with more positives than negatives?
I’m pretty sure it is lol
Swimming vlogger not blogger I thought. Isn’t a blog a website ?
So excited about this
Child birth. Wow. Something that can only be done by Olympic swimmers
Who hurt you?
I hope whatever is going on in your life gets better
So happy for him <3