Ryan Murphy and David Miller Are Proud Parents to 3 Boys — Meet Their Sons

"American Horror Story" creator Ryan Murphy has a lot going on at home — he has three young sons! He and his husband, photographer David Miller, became parents for the first time in 2012 and again in 2014. Their third son was just born in August 2020, making for a very busy household. However, Murphy and Miller tend to keep their lives a bit private, choosing only to speak about their children here and there. Ahead, get to know their three boys a bit better.

Logan Phineas Miller Murphy was born Dec. 24, 2012. He is Murphy and Miller's oldest child. Logan was born via surrogate and has popped up at events with his parents here and there, showing off his impressively shiny blond hair and already fun sense of style. And Logan has Murphy wrapped around his finger! Murphy told Entertainment Tonight in 2015 that he's a pushover as a dad. "I thought I was going to be the biggest hardass ever. I thought I was going to be the great disciplinarian, completely rigid, and I am shocked to tell you that I am the opposite. I am the biggest pushover. I'm the biggest softie." Your kids can have that effect on you!

Ford Theodore Miller Murphy was born Oct. 6, 2014. He is Murphy and Miller's second-born son. Ford was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2016 and underwent aggressive treatment. Per People, Murphy wrote in a since-deleted Instagram in 2018 that Ford had an abdominal tumor the size of a tennis ball. He added, "Ford has undergone a huge surgery and several difficult procedures" in an effort to rid his tiny body of cancer. Ford did recover, though, and Murphy and Miller donated $10 million to Children's Hospital Los Angeles for all it did for their son, and now a wing in the hospital bears Ford's name. Murphy also said in 2018 that the treatment was emotionally taxing on the whole family, and while Murphy hadn't quite recovered emotionally yet, Ford had, proving how resilient children can be.

Griffin Sullivan Miller Murphy was born Aug. 18, 2020. He is Murphy and Miller's youngest son. Griffin, like his brothers, was born via surrogate. Murphy told Entertainment Tonight in 2015 that even when he's busy, his family are his top priority. "I have a really, really busy life but I still make it home every day, you know, to put them to bed and to give them baths," he said. "I feel, like, what has been very important to me with our kids is encouraging a very strong sense of imagination, you know, and storytelling particularly."