‘That’s Priceless’: Lil Scrappy’s Snap of His Older Daughter and Her Newborn Sister Leaves Fans Gushing

Lil Scrappy couldn’t be happier to be a girl dad.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star and his wife Bambi welcomed their daughter Xylo nearly two weeks ago, and the father of three is already sharing pictures of the newborn with her siblings. On Monday, Aug. 10, Scrappy uploaded a darling snap of his oldest daughter Emani Richardson, 15, holding her baby sister.

The teen flashed a smile for the camera as baby Xylo laid sound asleep on her shoulder. Scrappy captured the sweet photo of his princesses and wrote via Instagram, “My princess holding my princess is life ya dig, @official_emanii because God blesses me with you I’m able to understand how to take care of another little princess your an amazing kid and sister love you , #daddysgirls #Emani&Xylo.”

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Emani Richardson and her little sister baby Xylo. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

The “No Love” rapper’s obvious love for his children was enough to melt fans’ hearts.

One IG user wrote, “You’re such a good dad! I love seeing your posts about your family!! 💖.”

Another said, “God has been good to us bro cant wait to see my new niece💙Congratulations and God Bless.”

“Am I the only who sheded a tear 😢 congratulations on the new lil princess 🎀 brah you luv ya kids,” a different fan commented.

Someone else wrote, “That’s a priceless picture…Emanii loves all of her siblings💕💕 your family is beautiful Scrapp.”

Lil Scrappy and Bambi welcomed baby Xylo on Aug. 3.

He announced the exciting news in an Instagram post and wrote, “She’s here everybody wish my wife @adizthebam a congratulations for being so strong she pushed for 10 min and had our #BabyXYLO beaurtiful head full of hair 7lbs 5oz we are blessed and I’m thanking God he blessed us with a healthy baby.”

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Bambi with her newborn daughter. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

The happily married couple also have nearly 2-year-old son Breland Richardson. Scrappy shares Emani with ex-fiancée Erica Dixon, whom he called it quits with in 2013.

As of late, it seems like the “LHHATL” star is focused on taking care of his family and being an amazing father. He expressed how he loved being a father in a recent post and said, “I love my job as a parent it gets hard but just seeing growth and potential in my youngins , always make me feel like I’m doing the right thing.”

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