‘He’s Innocent’: Princess Love Fans Crack Up After Her and Ray J’s 7-Month-Old Son Does This

Princess Love and Ray J Norwood‘s son isn’t afraid to take what’s his.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Hollywood” mother, 35, took to Instagram on Monday, Aug. 3, and shared a series of adorable snaps of the infant. Baby Epik Ray Norwood apparently had his “I’m innocent” face on after he grabbed his mother’s Chick-Fil-A sandwich unbeknownst to her.

Princess Love
Epik Ray Norwood gets caught eating a chicken sandwich. @princesslove/Instagram

“Wrapped my chic fil a sandwich up and went to the kitchen for 2 min and came back to him helping himself 😂 I guess it’s time to start feeding him real food,” Love wrote.

Precious pics of the 7-month-old show him surrounded by a trail of bread crumbs while he lay on the floor in a diaper. Fans couldn’t help but crack up at the post and gush over the child’s cuteness.

“He’s innocent,” one IG user quipped. Another commented, “Lol😂.. yes he would love the taste & feeling for real food. You leave for even 30secs & they getting into everything lol my son is into it all.”

“Awwww he’s so adorable! 😂 He said good she’s gone!! Time to grab me some of that,” another fan joked. “The last photo did it for me. He’s looking like I didn’t do anything,” someone else remarked. “He’s looking like I didn’t do anything he innocent. 🤣  #moOdSOiateyoSTUFFmommy.”

Princess Love
Epik Ray Norwood. @princesslove/Instagram

Love and Norwood welcomed their son in December. Epik is their second child after 2-year-old daughter Melody Love.

Love’s darling post of baby Epik comes a few weeks after she decided to dismiss her divorce filing against her husband Norwood.

Princess Love
Ray J Norwood, Princess Love and their 2-year-old daughter Melody Love. @princesslove/Instagram

Love initially filed for divorce from the “One Wish” singer in May after their marriage reached a crisis last year. She claimed Norwood abandoned her and Melody in Las Vegas following the Soul Train Awards last November to party with his friends. Norwood denied her claims, and, after going back and forth on social media over the incident, months later Love said she wanted a divorce.

Nevertheless, the mother of two apparently had a change of heart in July and decided to work things out with her husband. The couple seem to be focused on raising their children and repairing their marriage.

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