Fans Are Head Over Heels with Baby Melody’s Bond with Princess Love’s Mother

Social media just can’t get enough of Princess Love and Ray J. Norwood‘s five-month-old daughter Melody. A new pic of her playing with Love’s mother has fans oooohhhhing and ahhhing.

Love’s mother Lina dropped by her daughter’s house to visit baby Melody. Love shared a series of photos of her mother and daughter’s bonding time with one another on Instagram. In one of the pictures, Lina appeared to be playing “pic-a-boo” with baby Mels who was seemed to be all smiles. In another photo, grandma Lina was sweetly holding Melody’s hand.

Princess Love

(photo credit: Princess Instagram)

The 34-year-old mother captioned the photo of her mother and Melody, “Grandma came to visit ❤️ #Lola.”

Fans fawned over how adorable over baby Mels and Lina’s sweet moment with one another and said there’s nothing like “grandma visits.”

“Awwwww that’s too cute. She is the cutest little thing I ever seen.”

“What a gorgeous family💖 Children are a blessing from, the Lord. Your daughter is mini you, in appearance.”

“Grandma visits are the best❣️.”

“Awwwwww wat an Beautiful moment granddaughter & grandmother 💟💝📸.”

“It so Nice to see baby girl with her grandmother she’s adorable.”

“❤️ love the grandbabies.. they are the heart beats..❤️ Yeah grand ma,enjoy.”

“Beautiful family and beautiful memory to create because GRANDMA’S Just love their grand children.”

“@princesslove Grandmas are the best blessing. Nobody will love her like Grandma loves her!”

Although baby Melody was seen spending time with her grandma Lina, folks continued with comments on how much the five-month old resembled Love’s mother-in-law Sonja Norwood. Love tried shutting fans down by posting a side-by-side photo of she and her daughter, but fans still commented at how much Melody and Sonja look alike.

One person wrote, “You always wanna persuade us that she looks like you. She looks just like your mother in law.”

Another added, “She’s Soo BEAUTIFUL she looks like her granma.”

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