Chris Brown shared a photograph of his baby boy, Arrow, whom he shares with Jada Wallace, and the internet is going crazy over the adorable picture. The father of four shared the pic on his Instagram Stories on Wednesday, July 22.
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Brown Shares Picture Of Baby Boy With Fans
Brown and Wallace welcomed little Arrow in April, and he gave his fans a peek at his little bundle of joy via Instagram on Wednesday. The ‘Ayo’ singer shared the snap on his Instagram Stories, showing him holding Arrow as the baby sits in a car seat. He also added a heart emoji to the snapshot.
Both Arrow and Brown appear to be flashing wide grins in the picture, and it’s so cute that it quickly went viral as his fans reacted.
Fans React To Brown’s Baby Photograph
The post received more than 50,000 likes within hours of being shared on TSR’s Instagram page, and fans reacted to the “adorable” snap.
User @herealnayblanco wrote, “Whewww this baby is his twiniest twin 😂😍.”
@moe_murda added, “Only baby i’ve ever seen that happy to see his pappy 🥹🥹🥹😂❤️.”
@boy_momma412 replied, “Adorable 😍😍🔥.”
User @ayobreezy___ added, “Look at my man with his baby🥹 I love seeing him like this♥️.”
@lamarunlimited noted, “Should’ve named him Chris Jr that’s his lil twin fa sho 💯.”
@joy.faith16 wrote, “He just like Royalty when she was a baby😍.”
User @vintagejunkiie added, “Sweet boy Arrow 😍.”
@bringing_the_information_2u noted that parenthood is not for the weak. “He strong cause them car seats be heavy 😂😂😂.”
The Singer Has Four Children
In addition to his latest arrival, Brown has three more children. He welcomed his oldest daughter, 12-year-old Royalty, with model Nia Guzman, per PEOPLE. The artist dedicated his album ‘Royalty’ to his firstborn.
He also shares his son, 6-year-old Aeko, with Ammika Harris, whom the singer has accused of stealing his “whole face” on Instagram, per PEOPLE.
Brown also shares daughter Lovely, 4, with esthetician Diamond Brown.
