‘That’s Your Twin’: Lil Scrappy Posts a Sweet Photo with His Infant Daughter, and Fans Claim She’s His Mini-Me

Lil Scrappy is head over heels in love with his and Bambi‘s infant daughter Xylo.

The happily married couple welcomed their new bundle of joy two months ago, and the father of three is already sharing back-to-back pics of his baby girl. Not only is their daughter adorable, fans believe she’s a spitting image of her father.

On Wednesday, Oct. 7, Scrappy shared a heartwarming photo of himself holding baby Xylo in his arms. The new dad wore a black mask while snapping a quick selfie.

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Lil Scrappy shows off his daughter Xylo. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

“#daddydaughtertime I still can’t believe I have a lil new baby in this world God is so amazing she’s def precious and Gods gift #BABYXYLO @babyxylo2020,” the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star penned on Instagram.

Xylo looked absolutely precious lying in her father’s arms, and she was dressed in a cute pink onesie as she nibbled on her fingers.

Scrappy’s fans fawned over the sweet snap and gushed over how much the 2-month-old resembled him.

“Now that’s your twin beside Imani 😍😍😍.”

“Bam is your son twin and your daughter is yours congrats.”

“She’s so beautiful and adorable God bless ❤️ she looks just like you.”

“Now that’s your twin. She looks just like you.. TRUST THAT.”

Scrappy and Bambi welcomed baby Xylo on Aug. 3, nearly two years after having their son Breland in September 2018. The Atlanta rapper also has daughter Emani, 15, from a previous relationship.

Following Bambi’s delivery, Scrappy wrote in a now-deleted Instagram post, “We are blessed and I’m thanking God he blessed us with a healthy baby.”

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Lil Scrappy shares photo of himself and his kids. @reallilscrappy/Instagram

He also expressed his excitement about being a new dad again for the third time.

“I’m beyond blessed to have yet another beautiful princess in the world , they say u got a lot of kids now, and I say I gotta lot of life and blessings,” the “Some Cut” rap artist wrote on Sept. 3. “grateful for all 3 @official_emanii @princebreland and now the new addition to the Fam @xylorichardson your rock lil one lookin like ya bro and sis and mom lol , God your absolutely amazing.”

As for baby Xylo looking like her father, Scrappy’s wife Bambi tends to disagree.

“Thanking God for all of these blessings 💕💕,” the mother of two wrote last month, alongside a photo of her husband holding Xylo. “sn: everyone says she looks like her dad but I think she looks like me.”

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