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‘Spitting Image’: Phaedra Parks Shares Adorable Photo of 6-Year-Old Son, Fans Call Him Her Twin

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Dylan Nida. @phaedraparks/Instagram

Phaedra Parks and her son Dylan Nida are practically carbon copies of each other, according to fans.

The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star posted an adorable photo of the 6-year-old wearing a mask as a safety precaution from the current virus. He was also dressed in a black “Mic Drop” shirt and patterned pants. Parks’ son posed like a ninja, and she wrote in her caption, “#Mask #on #stayhealthy #stayhome  đŸ˜ˇ  #Mr#President”

Her post garnered over 13,000 likes and several compliments.

“My president is so handsome. God bless you for being a great mom to them. He’s your little minime”

“So stinkin cute..love your young men❤️ mr president lol”

“That’s your twin. So handsome @phaedraparks. Blessed. Wishing good health to you and your boys❤️”

“I love it lol he reminds me of my little boy. #Handsome!
So handsome and growing fast! 😍 Handsome lil fellow….y’all stay safe…luv ya!! ❤️”

“Ha ha ha lol 😂 wat is Mr President doin lol I see he being safe with his mask 😷 lookin like a karate 🥋 expert”

“You have suck Adorable kids❤️👑💕 he’s a spitting image of you Phaedra. Wishing you guys nothing but the best.”

On March 16, Parks posted a picture that showed herself, Dylan and her eldest son Ayden Nida, who is 9.

Phaedra Parks
(From left) Dylan Nida, Phaedra Parks, Ayden Nida. @phaedraparks/Instagram

She poked fun at the struggle she was having with homeschooling her kids during the crisis. The television personality wrote, “Day one of being #home #school #mom #principal. I #LOVE my sons but teaching children is NOT my ministry. May God grant all the moms, dads and caretakers patience and grace during this quarantine. God send a village to sustain us during this difficult time 🙏🏾 we will survive #Coronavirus”

Apollo Nida
(From left) Dylan Nida, Ayden Nida, Apollo Nida. (Photo: @apollonida03/Instagram)

Parks currently co-parents her two sons with ex-husband Apollo Nida, whom she divorced in 2017. The children spent tine with their father not long after this past Christmas. Nida enjoyed spending family time with his kids, and he wrote via Instagram on Jan. 12, “I love these two amazingly smart young men. Life is only going to get better for US. … Thanks for remaining strong while daddy was away.”

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