Chrissy Teigen’s ‘Toughest Critic’ Luna Reviews Her Fruit Salad and It’s Adorable
Not holding back! Chrissy Teigen took to her Instagram Story on Wednesday, August 14, to show fans what her daughter, Luna Stephens, truly thinks of her food, and we were not disappointed. The 3-year-old made sure to give her mama her honest opinion and it’s the sweetest thing.
In the clip, Luna took a bite of what appears to be one of Chrissy’s fruit salad recipes. “It tastes like … It’s yummy,” the little one said. The 33-year-old seems to be over the moon with her daughter’s reaction because she wrote, “my toughest critic approves.” That’s how you know Chrissy is good at what she does!
The cookbook author often uses social media to highlight her kids’ biggest milestones, and we must admit, we’re here for the adorable content. Recently, she shared a video of her son, Miles Stephens, walking for the first time. “I think I just got his first real steps!” the social media queen wrote on the clip she shared in late July.
About two weeks later, she posted another video of her baby boy roaming the house and it’s safe to say he’s already a pro. Miles, who was assisted by Chrissy’s friend, walked across the room until he fell toward the very end. Baby steps, right?
Regardless, her 14-month-old has come a long way. In December 2018, Chrissy announced he had to wear a helmet. “Baby Miles [is] getting fitted for a little helmet today for his adorable slightly misshapen head. So, if you see pictures, don’t feel bad for him because he’s just fixing his flat and honestly, he’s probably gonna be even cuter with it somehow,” she shared on Twitter at the time.
However, by March, the helmet was off. “Such a trooper for 3 months of helmet. Happy graduation, Miles!” she wrote as she shared a video of herself holding him. “Happy helmet-free day! No more helmet! No more helmet!” How time flies!
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