The son of trans gay man Trystan Reese, from Portland, in the state of Oregon, in the United States, was born in July. Since the beginning of the pregnancy, he, alongside his husband, Biff Chaplow, had been reporting on his day-to-day life on his Facebook profile.
"We're coming home! Léo has been discharged and we're happy to be back home to start ours with a new member!", the couple wrote on the social network, accompanied by a photo of the family, upon leaving the hospital.
Together for a few years now, the couple are parents to two other children who were adopted. To get pregnant, Reese had to undergo the transition process from her female body to her male body. However, for him, this did not represent a problem: "I don't feel like I need to change my body to understand myself as a man. I'm calm about being a man with a uterus and who has the ability to carry a baby inside him," he said. .
