The group of six posed together in a matching color scheme and held up a picture of her in one of their snapshots. In another picture, their 10-year-old daughter Neesyn Miller held a white rose in her hands.
Morgan reflected on the year in her Instagram caption about all the ups and downs that 2018 brought. “Merry Christmas to our baby girl in heaven. We miss you so much!” she began.
“2018 has been a year full of overwhelming sadness and overwhelming joy. We have spent half of the year mourning and attempting to heal the loss of our angel which feels like an impossible battle all while celebrating the birth of our son,” she continued. “Seeking normalcy for our children has been our driving force forward.”
She then went on to explain why a “fresh beginning” in 2019 is out of the question.
The Olympic skier and his family were understandably heartbroken at their daughter’s sudden and tragic death.
Bode wrote at the time, “Never in a million years did we think we would experience a pain like this. Her love, her light, her spirit will never be forgotten. Our little girl loved life and lived it to it’s fullest everyday. Our family respectfully requests privacy during this painful time.” She was 19-months-old at the time.
Three months after Emmy’s death, Morgan gave birth to a baby boy named Easton Vaughn Rek Miller. The parents have three other children as well: Neesyn, Samuel Miller, 5, and Nash Miller, 3.
Bode told Savannah Guthrie in October, “If there’s one thing that can kind of help to heal and fill that spot in your heart, it’s a baby and he’s a special one.”
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