‘Girl Move!’: Alexis Skyy Fans Crack Up After Her 2-Year-Old Daughter Steals the Spotlight Doing This

It’s safe to say Alexis Skyy‘s daughter, Alaiya Grace, is a star in the making.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star posted an adorable video of her and her 2-year-old daughter creating a TikTok video. The clip began with the two in their living room and Skyy singing to her daughter, “Okay I’m bored in the house and I’m in the house bored.”

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Alaiya Grace and her mother Alexis Skyy @alexiskyy_/Instagram

Skyy broke into a dance, which brought a smile to baby Alaiya’s face. Just when Skyy seemed to be getting in her groove, her toddler turned the camera away from her mother to herself and started dancing.

The 25-year-old mother poked fun at the adorable moment and captioned her Instagram post, “😂 this is my daughter camera ready !”

Fans immediately gushed over the model’s post.

“How old is she 😩😍 she moved the camera on her and started dancing, too freaking cuteeeeee! I can’t!!!!!”

“Lay Lay said girl move! Let me show you how it’s done around here ❤️😂. I love her she’s so adorable!”

“😂 She fixed the camera and everything lol she said I wanna dance too! I love she looks at her Mami 😍😍”

“When she turned the camera I don’t think she wanted u to get back in the video. It was her turn 🥴🤷🏽‍♀️ lol 😂😂”

“She’s so smart she moved the camera on her and started dancing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️ precious little angel”

“Wayment she knew exactly what she was doing, Lay smart 🥰 and you really wasn’t giving her enough camera periodT sheesh 😂”

When Skyy isn’t busy being a mother, she’s working full-time as a model and television personality.

Just a day or two ago, the young star posted a bare-face selfie that captured the attention of several fans. She was completely makeup free and her hair was wrapped up with bobby pins. She wrote, “So many smiles, so many hugs, but I still feel alone.”

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Alexis Skyy @alexisskyy_/Instagram

Fans gushed over Skyy’s good looks in her comment section.

“You are just way too pretty,” a person stated. “Makeup does no justice for you. You are literally stunning natural.”

“Now that’s beauty without makeup yes sis and you have your eye brows still,” a second person stated.

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