‘My Boo’: Keyshia Cole Shares Undeniably Cute Picture with Her 6-Month-Old Son

Keyshia Cole and Niko “Khale” Hale‘s infant son is clearly too cute for words.

The second-time mother posted a sweet photo of him and her lounging together at home. Baby Tobias was dressed in a yellow onesie and multi-colored bib. Cole rocked a high-glam makeup look including a dramatic lash and deep red lipstick that matched her hair color.

Enjoying time with her six-month-old infant, Cole wrote across her Instagram story image on Wednesday evening, “Me and one of my boo’s earlier. Sleepytime ❤️.” She sat baby Tobias on her lap, while she took a selfie.

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole and her son Tobias Khale.@keyshiacole/Instagram

The singer’s fans frequently mention how much she and her son resemble.

A few weeks ago, the “Complete Me” artist celebrated her son turning six months. She wrote in her caption on Feb. 2, “Happy 6Months  @tobiaskhale  #AKA  #TWIN  time is going by so fast 😩. he’s already sayin MaMaaaaa 😩😂 y’all BELIVE me or NAWWW? 🤔”

Fans flooded Cole’s post, calling her and baby Tobias twins.

“Happy 6 months handsome lil man💙 she looks gorgeous they look like twins,” one person wrote at the time.

Another commented, “So handsome. That was quick!! 6 months??!! Time is flying by. He looks just like you lol ❤️”

A third added, “He so handsome he looks like you happy 6 months to your little guy. He is so cute!!!❣️”

Her adorable photo with her son comes a few days after folks took notice of her snap-back body.

Keyshia Cole
Keyshia Cole @keyshiacole/Instagram

This past weekend the singer captured a few selfies on her phone and posted them to Instagram on Sunday. The images showed a spicy Cole wearing a two-piece red top and pant set with a metallic bra underneath her shirt. She also flossed her new fuschia haircut and bold makeup look.

Not only were folks blown away by her appearance, they were taken aback by her post pregnancy body.

Another said, “Me trying to figure out how the hell you so skinny 😯after giving birth like four months ago”

One fan commented, “Didn’t u just have a whole human? How do y’all be sapping back fast yet here my daughter is about to be 4 and I still have a freaking kangaroo pouch?!?!😤”

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