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Oh Baby! Fans Fawn Over How Much Lil Scrappy and Bambi’s Son Looks Like His Daughter

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Lil Scrappy and Bambi shared several photos of their newborn child, and fans are already saying he looks like his big sister.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” couple uploaded baby Breland’s first-week pictures that had fans gushing all over social media. Bambi posted several photos of her husband Lil Scrappy holding their son in his arms and taking his daddy duties seriously.

The new mother took to Instagram on Sunday and wrote, “Our lil baby had a whole fit yesterday … we were trying to take some 1 week photos of him šŸ˜© I just love his lil chunky cheeks šŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜ #PrinceBreland šŸ¤“.”

Lil Scrappy

(photo credit: Instagram)

Lil Scrappy is also on cloud nine as a proud father of two and shared a photo on Monday of his daughter Emani holding her baby brother Breland. The Atlanta rapper captioned the image, “Man Iā€™m blessed I got both of my babies ya dig and my big baby my wife Iā€™m getting all the blessings from the big God.”

Fans fawned over how adorable the infant is and said he’s already starting to resemble his big sister Emani.

“Awww he with his big sis he look so comfortable with her god bless your family he favors her already,” said one fan.

“I love this sibling pic of them, and u definitely raised a damn good beautiful daughter. I definitely kno she will be a damn good big sister, they both look like you,” another added.

“Awwwwwwwww sooooo sweet big sis got her lil bro for life.. baby mama n daddy congratulations again. Happy life to your family. May God continue to bless you and your family.”

“Awwwwwww!!! Priceless pic congratulations again you guys!!”

“Big Sister is so proud! I can tell they already gone look alike Whising u all many more Blessings,” one fan commented.

Lil Scrappy and Bambi welcomed their son into the world on Sept. 21. The new mother delivered baby Breland in only three pushes, and he came out weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. The father of two wrote, “Thanks to the big God and my wife and family the young Prince #Breland is here . Happy Gday you g man , Iā€™m so happy and blessed from this experience, thanks to my wife.”

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