Chrissy Teigen and Miles Paint Pumpkins and It’s Seriously Too Cute: ‘Good Job!’
Little artist in the making! Chrissy Teigen took to her Instagram Story on Thursday, October 10, to show off her son Miles Stephens‘ creativity. The 16-month-old painted his own pumpkin and it came out adorable.
“Good job, Miles!” the 33-year-old proudly told her little one as he dabbed blue paint onto the pumpkin. “Wow, it’s beautiful.” Chrissy seems to be all about Halloween. In September, she shared videos of Miles in rockin’ an elf costume as well as a hotdog costume, and it was both funny and cute. On the other hand, her daughter, Luna, was wearing a princess dress, which she often does. We honestly can’t wait for Halloween to see if Chrissy, John Legend, and the kids come up with fun family-themed costumes.
While it’s clear that Chrissy is about her family, she recently admitted she doesn’t want to expand her brood for now. In August, she replied to a fan’s Instagram comment, which suggested she should have more kids. “Gonna try to wait a few years before attempting again,” the Cravings author answered. “These guys are exhausting!”
However, while she was pregnant with Miles in 2018, Chrissy had baby fever, but at the same time, she was torn on whether or not she’d want to spend the next few years pregnant again. “I think I do want to have another baby after this and then get hot,” she confessed to Us Weekly at the time. “I just want to [have] babies, back to back to back, but then I think maybe I want to have my 30s, really live in my 30s and not just be pregnant throughout them.” We totally get it!
Chrissy is basically the queen of social media. When she’s not clapping back at the haters, oftentimes she’s posting hilarious content on her kids. But she makes sure to not share anything she will regret later on. “There’s nothing that happens that we really feel we can’t post,” the mom of two divulged PorterEdit in May. “We don’t want to post pictures of the kids that they may see in 10 years and be embarrassed by, but that’s it.” How thoughtful!
