1. Samuel Nathaniel (Nate) (born February 2013)
iller was involved in a custody battle for a son, Samuel Bode Miller-McKenna, with Sara McKenna. When McKenna became pregnant in June 2012, Miller told her "U made this choice against my wish" and asked her to get an abortion. After McKenna moved to New York to attend Columbia University in October 2012, Miller sued for custody of the then-fetus. A San Diego court ruled that McKenna had been "irresponsible" for leaving California while pregnant. In May 2013, McKenna was forced to relinquish her four-month-old son to Miller and his then-girlfriend, who renamed the infant "Nathaniel." In November 2013, a New York court overturned the previous ruling, noting that "putative fathers have neither the right nor the ability to restrict a pregnant woman from her constitutionally protected liberty" to travel across state lines. McKenna and Miller came to a custody agreement in November 2014.