‘Motherhood Suits You Well’: Eve Soaks Up the Sun with Her 4-Month-Old Son Wilde 

Rapper and actress Eve had fans swooning over her four-month-old son Wilde Cooper after sharing an upload of the pair during an outing. 

In the Instagram post shared on June 18, the 43-year-old is seen holding Cooper as they posed for the camera. In the image, Eve wore an all-white ensemble with matching glasses and a leopard print hat while her son rocked a long-sleeved tiger onesie with white sunglasses. 

?Motherhood Suits You Well?: Eve Soaks Up the Sun with Her 4-Month-Old Son Wilde?
Eve uploads a photo of her and her son Wilde Cooper enjoying a sunny day out. @therealeve/Instagram

Although Eve didn’t disclose the exact location, she did, however, write in the caption that she and the infant were ready to get some sun. She wrote, “ready for the #sun #Wildethang.” 

As fans viewed the upload, many expressed how happy they were for Eve as she transitioned into the role of motherhood. In addition to those comments, some individuals brought up that Eve has never looked better. 

“Too cute. Motherhood suits you well.”

“Motherhood looks great on you, Eve!!!”

“@therealeve Eve look at you out here being a whole mom (heart eye emoji).”

“So happy for you enjoy motherhood.”

“You look so happy being a mother. It’s the best feeling in the whole world I’m so happy for you.”

Among the previous remarks, others mentioned Copper’s stylish attire. One wrote, “Wilde is under 6 months but has too much swag.” Another said, “The most stylish 4 months baby ever.” A third person stated, “Matching mama’s energy & style!”

This post comes months after Eve shared a video of Cooper sleeping on her chest. In the clip, the “Barbershop” star says while staring at her son, “Wilde, my precious baby. This is heaven. This is heaven right here.”

Eve welcomed Wilde Cooper with her husband, businessman Maximillion Cooper on February 1, after years of suffering from fertility issues. 

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