Fans Can’t Stop Talking About How Handsome Evelyn Lozada’s Son Is: ‘He’s So Adorable’

The Internet can’t help but gush over Evelyn Lozada‘s adorable 4-year-old son Leo.

The “Basketball Wives of L.A.” star recently shared a series of holiday photos on Instagram featuring her son. In the images, little Leo posed for the camera as he stood by life-size Christmas ornaments and smiled from ear to ear.

Lozada appeared to have dressed her son in an all-Gucci ensemble of a red sweater, blue jeans, and white shoes.

Evelyn Lozada

photo credit @evelynlozada

“My bookie bear 🥰❤️ #PictureDayWithSanta #LoveHimSoMuchItHurts lol,” Lozada captioned the image posted on Sunday, Dec. 23.

Fans couldn’t stop fawning over the 4-year-old and were stunned by his apparent growth spurt.

“Awe he is really Gorgeous & getting So big,Merry Christmas 🎅.”

“Aww so handsome!! ❤️😍 what a blessing!! 😊.”

“He is so freaking cute. Merry Christmas cutie 😘.”

“Leo growing like crazy 😫❤️ Handsome little guy.”

“Leo is the cuttest Check him out 😍😍💙.”

“@evelynlozada him with his little fanny pack. My goodness he’s grown up fast! He is just too coo! 😍.”

“He’s so Handsome! I see him modeling some Gucci and Sean John @diddy.”

“Ugh @evelynlozada why do you not have him in modeling his so handsome…such a cute little man 😍.”

Lozada shares little Leo with her ex-fiancé Carl Crawford. The pair welcomed their son into the world in March 2014. Little Leo was named after his father’s zodiac sign. The mother of two told People Magazine during a 2014 interview that Crawford “wanted his son to have every aspect of him, including his birth sign.”

Although Lozada and Crawford are no longer together, the pair still manage to maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship for their son. The “BBW” star posted a photo of she, her son and her ex-fiance posing together for a family photo.

She wrote, “Our baby Leo is ‘Star of The Week’ ⭐️⚾️💙 #CarlLeoCrawford #HeWasSurprised #CoParentingLife lol 🙏🏽❤️.”

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