Lil Scrappy’s Adorable Video with Baby Breland Sends Fans Over the Moon

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Lil Scrappy was captured on camera taking a joyful nap with his 5-month-old son and fans couldn’t help but to gush over the sweet moment.

Lil Scrappy couldn’t be happier to be a new father and has been flooding his social media feed with several pictures and videos of baby Breland. But his latest video of himself and his baby boy really struck a chord with fans.

The former “Crime Mob” groupmate took to Instagram on Wednesday with a video recorded by his wife Bambi, of he and baby Breland sound asleep on the bed together. The television can be heard blasting in the background while Lil Scrappy is seen sleeping with the infant’s head on his arm.

Lil Scrappy

Lil Scrappy, Baby Breland, and Bambi. (@reallilscrappy/Instagram)

The “I’m a King” rapper playfully blasted his wife for sneaking a video of he and Breland while they were napping.

“So My youngin and I was mf tied and my wife wanna catch me and my lil manz slippen,” he wrote in his caption. “U play wayyy too much cuh ,ayyy we trusted u boo @adizthebam we thought we could sleep in peeznyee tf.”

Fans cracked up at Scrappy playfully scolding his wife while gushing over he and his son’s cute video together.

“That’s right Scrappy call @adizthebam 😂🤣🤣😂! They even sleep the same 😂❤️ so adorable.”

“So cute!!! Precious moments … gotta get the on camera 💕 thank you @adizthebam for capturing this moment tho Scrap wont trust you no mo 🤣.”

“This mini video is Sooo cute 😍 I love these moments…. both are just out ❤️. Happiness looks great on you two Both May God continue to bless your love and family 💯.”

“Like father like son! I love it!!! 😍 thanks for sharing!! 🖤.”

Lil Scrappy and his wife Bambi welcomed their baby boy into the world on September 21, 2018, on his mother Momma Dee‘s birthday. Bambi delivered their son in just three pushes and he came out weighing 8 lbs, 3 ozs. The infant is the couple’s first child together, but Scrappy also shares a 13-year-old daughter with former “LHHATL” star Erica Dixon who happens to be pregnant with twins with her current spouse.

The rapper and Dixon maintain a co-parenting relationship for the sake of their teenage daughter who he also posts on his social media quite a bit.

Lil Scrappy and his daughter

Emani and Lil Scrappy. @reallilscrappy/Instagram)

Lil Scrappy was in a severe car accident last July after crashing into a pole in Miami, Florida. The accident left him hospitalized for weeks and in a wheel chair. He’s however back to walking and is seemingly enjoying fatherhood more than ever with his two children.

“This is why I love being a dad, my kids really give me that attention and love that a parent needs lol,” he wrote in February. ” @princebreland @official_emanii love y’all.”

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