‘She’s on the Move’: Remy Ma and Papoose’s Infant Melts Hearts After She Makes a ‘Run for It’ in Her Walker

It looks like raptress Remy Ma and Papoose Mackie‘s 9-month-old daughter may be walking sooner rather than later.

The infant made some major moves this weekend with the assistance of her her walker, and fans couldn’t help but throw fits of glee. Remy took to Instagram on Sunday evening and uploaded a video of baby Reminisce Mackenzie running as fast as lightning in her walker.

The clip showed the infant jetting off in her baby tramper after her mother asked her to “come here.” Another video showed baby Mackenzie rapidly backing into a wall after the “Chubb Rock” rapper urged her daughter to “come on.” The adorable post received over 276,000 likes and a mass of comments.

Remy Ma
Remy Ma and Papoose’s daughter Reminisce Mackenzie. @remyma/Instagram

Remy added in her caption: “ReminisceMackenzieMackie be moving so crazy in her lil walker 😂 Her father gonna want padded walls when he see this video 🤦🏽‍♀️😂 #TheGoldenChild #KenzieGirl #RemyMa #MiniMe 🥰”

Fans gushed over the video.

“Aww she’s such a cutie 😍 but Girl! Where are you going 🤣🤷🏽‍♀️❤️ her little chunky self is on the move”

“Baby Kenzie said she bout to make a run for it 😂😂 She is soooooooo beautiful she making room for the next one rem ❤️”

“Baby happy feet dipped on y’all 🤣 her reverse game is too strong. So freaking adorable”

“That gorgeous lol baby!!! That face is irresistible!! 💕 she’s on the move and ready to get her walk on”

Remy Ma and Papoose
Remy Ma and Papoose. (Photo: @remyma/Instagram)

Remy Ma, 38, and Papoose, 40, aka the Mackies, welcomed their daughter together Dec. 14, 2018. She is the couple’s first child together and was given the nickname “Golden Child” after she was conceived following Remy’s former miscarriage in 2017. They both have children from their previous relationships.

In early March, Remy, whose parole sentence recently ended, and her hubby Papoose stopped by 92.3 LA to discuss their new parenthood journey and brought along baby Mackenzie for the interview.

“The diaper duty is my duty,” said Papoose. “My wife is breastfeeding and she is doing some amazing things, so whenever I can make it easy, I change the diapers.” He added in the interview, “I’m only focused on three things right now: My wife, my daughter, and my business.”

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