‘Ride Cutie’: Keyshia Cole’s 11-Month-Old Son Has Fans Gushing After He Poses In His ‘Bugatti’

Keyshia Cole‘s son Tobias Khale is stylin’ and profilin’ in his new blue Bugatti.

A snap was uploaded to the 11-month-old’s Instagram page on Saturday, July 4 and it showed him having the time of his life in his new toy car. The infant was all smiles when he placed his right hand on the steering wheel.

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Tobias Khale rides in his toy car. tobiaskhale/Instagram

“Bugatti Pop😂,” the caption read.

The second image showed baby Tobias slightly hanging out of the car and smiling up a storm with a pacifier in his mouth. The infant was also stylishly dressed, wearing a gray sweater and matching striped pants.

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Tobias Khale rides in his toy car. tobiaskhale/Instagram

More than 6,000 people hit the like button on the child’s snap and also fawned over his adorableness.

“He hanging out the car like “wassup ma” 🤣,” an Instagram user wrote. A second person added, “Ride cutie boy 💙.”

Someone else commented on baby Tobias’ cuteness adding, “He is sooooo cute my goodness 😍 such a happy baby. Another fan said, ” Kewtness on overload big boy 💙 driving already sweet baby boy💙 😂 hes beautiful KEISHA😂 happy 4th TABIAS.”

When baby Tobias isn’t riding around in his new Bugatti he’s enjoying bicycling with his mother and father.

On June 22, Cole’s boyfriend Niko Khale posted a sweet video of himself and his son riding bikes at the park. When Niko asked the little one if he was ready, Tobias replied, “Dada!” Just when they appeared to be having fun, baby Tobias apparently fell asleep.

“Went from 100 to 0 real quick 🤣❤️ #FOE #BikeLife,” Niko, 24, quipped.

Cole, 38, and Niko welcomed their son and first child together last August.

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Keyshia Cole, Daniel Gibson Jr., baby Tobias Khale and Niko Khale pose for a family picture. @keyshiacole/Instagram

Baby Tobias is the newest addition to their family. The “Love” singer also has 10-year-old son Daniel Gibson Jr. from her previous relationship with estranged husband and former NBA player Daniel Gibson.

Cole seems to be enjoying every moment of motherhood.

In a now archived Mother’s Day post she shared to Instagram on May 10, she wrote, “Happy MOTHERS DAY TO ALL THE BAD ASS MOMS out there!!!!! If you’ve ever sacrificed for your child or children 🤟🏽stayed up late when they’re crying, or had a bad dream😩 and u come running to the rescue 🏃🏽‍♀️ recital’s or Graduations or Simply just Being there anytime they need YOU!!! I solute YOU!!!”

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