‘You Sure Do Make Beautiful Children’: Kandi Burruss Poses With Baby Blaze and Ace, Fans Light Up at the Sight

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality star Kandi Burruss recently shared some family moments that featured her posing with her youngest daughter Blaze Tucker alongside her 4-year-old son Ace Tucker for Blaze’s 5-month birthday. 

“Guess who’s 5 months old today! @blazetucker 🎉🎊🔥,” Burruss captioned the April 22 gallery of photos. 

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” reality star Kandi Burruss, daughter Blaze Tucker, and son Ace Tucker.
@kandi/Instagram

Burruss, Ace, and Blaze’s bright smiles had fans gushing over the trio’s portrait. 

“😍😍😍😍 Awwwww,” “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star Rasheeda Frost posted. 

“OMG Blaze and that smile!” fellow housewife Kenya Moore wrote.

“Too darn cayyyuuute!! ❤️✨.”

“Beautiful family @kandi ❤️❤️.”

“I LOVE these pictures ❤️.” 

“Awww Kandi… they are so beautiful. You guys are amazon 💜💜💜.” 

“She so beautiful, and Ace is so handsome ❤️❤️❤️, God Bless🙏.”

“You sure do make beautiful children!”

Kandi Burruss
Kandi Burruss with a focused Blaze Tucker. @kandi/Instagram

Fans not only noticed the smiling faces of the Burruss and Tucker family, but they also noticed how much she and baby Blaze resemble each other. 

“Omgggg, so beautiful your Twin 😍.” 

“That’s your entire face 😍😍.” 

“You both look gorgeous, Mom and daughter twins.” 

Baby Blaze was born via surrogate on Friday, Nov. 22, 2019. Burruss and husband Todd Tucker announced that they were expecting their youngest daughter together in September of last year. 

The pair documented their surrogacy journey on season 12 of “RHOA.” Burruss shared the first glimpse of Blaze to the world on Nov. 23, 2019.

“Our little angel is doing well! She was born yesterday 11-22-19 at 6:54 pm. 8lbs & 1oz! Her name is Blaze Tucker,” Burruss captioned the photo.

“Thank you to everyone for the love & well wishes! She’s gonna Blaze a path to greatness! @blazetucker is our newest heartbeat.”

The Bravo TV star is also the mother to an older daughter, Riley Burruss, 17, from a previous relationship and the stepmother to Tucker’s 23-year-old daughter, Kaela Tucker. 

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