‘Get My Son!’: Angela Simmons’ 3-year-old Son Leaves Fans Cracking Up After He Checks Her

Angela Simmons apparently has her hands full with her 3-year-old son Sutton Joseph.

The mother and son duo left fans in stitches this week after the toddler checked Simmons on her cleanliness. She took to Instagram on Thursday and posted a video of her son inside her closet holding a pair of her shorts.

Simmons got baby SJ on camera, telling her to clean her closet.

Angela Simmons
Sutton Joseph Tennyson. @angelasimmons/Instagram

“Your shoes a mess, and your underwear is a mess and your boobies a mess,” the toddler said, referring to his mother’s bras as her boobies. “You make a mess in here.”

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” star is heard on camera cracking up. She wrote in her caption, “Someone come get my son lol !!! My clothes a mess , underwear and boobies ( bras) 😂😂😂 someone come get him !!”

She added, “Currently cleaning my closet for me . I can’t make this stuff up ! I’m in for a ride lol 😂.”

Fans cracked up at Simmons’ adorable son.

“He said you make a mess!!!!😂😂😂😍 This is literally me and my child 🤦🏻‍♀️ I swear it be yo own kids!”

“🤣 Your closet a mess and your boobies a mess😂 get it together  @angelasimmons. He was not playin with you”

“I’m crackin up @angelasimmons he is so darn handsome lol. You’re doing such an amazing job! Clean up them boobies mom 🤣😭😍”

“😂 His head shake a mess 😭 I am crying he is so cute! Girl be ready. He will snatch you all the way together!”

As of lately, Simmons has been focused on her mom duties.

She and her son recently enjoyed some down time at the beach together, while in California. Photos showed the duo having the time of their lives with each other. The 32-year-old mother gushed over the moment and wrote in her caption, “A perfect day indeed !!! However I beat him in a good ol fashion race !! Lol I’m the champ 😂 #MeANDMyBabyBoy”

Angela Simmons
Angela Simmons and her son Sutton Joseph. @angelasimmons/Instagram

She added in a separate post, “I wish that I could have this moment for life ♥️💛 Cause in this moment I just feel so alive.”

Simmons shares her son with Sutton Tennyson, who was tragically shot to death in November 2018. He is her only child.

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