‘Amazing’: Fans Swoon Over Angela Simmons’ Bilingual Son in Adorable Video

It seems as though Angela Simmons is raising herself a little bilingual king!

The “Growing Up Hip Hop” executive producer took to Instagram to share a proud mommy moment of her son speaking both English and Spanish without skipping a beat. As expected, Sutton Joseph Tennyson’s internet aunts and uncles jumped into Simmons’ comment section with nothing but praise for the single mother and her intelligent mini-me.

Angela Simmons' son
Angela Simmons shares cute video of her three-year-old son speaking Spanish. (Photo: @angelasimmons/Instagram)

In the short clip, Simmons points to various items of different colors, each time asking her son how to say the color in Spanish. With a smile and no hesitation, the little one says ” negro … verde … azul.” Each time hitting the nail on the head.

“Cuban blood line lil Castro”

“And even his accent is amazing!! Keep shining baby boy ❤️🙏🏽” another person who took notice of his accent commented, “Yeess young king”

“He is amazing!!! Love how happy this little guy is!!! 😍😍😍😍 Your amazing with him”

“His growth is soo amazing to watch such an intelligent and strong lil man.”

Simmons, 32, and her son are typically attached at the hip. She regularly shares photos and videos of SJ’s blossoming personality and countless precious mother-and-son moments.

In another moment shared on social media, her son, who was very serious, tells his mother how much of a mess she has made in her closet.

Simmons captioned the video of her ranting son, “Someone come get my son lol!!! My clothes a mess, underwear and boobies (bras) 😂😂😂 someone come get him!! Haha he tole me my stuff is a mess. Currently cleaning my closet for me. I can’t make this stuff up! I’m in for a ride lol 😂”

If she is lucky SJ will keep that same energy as he grows up.

“He dead ass serious too 😭😭😂”

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