‘Go Get Em!’: Keyshia Cole’s 8-Month-Old Son Flosses His ‘Big Drip’ and Sends Fans Gushing

Keyshia Cole‘s infant son Tobias Khale is serving fashion goals already.

A darling photo of the 8-month-old child was uploaded to his official Instagram page on Wednesday, April 8. The image showed the tiny human, standing with some help from his father Niko “Khale” Hale and posing in the middle of the street.

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Keyshia Cole and Niko Khale Hale’s son, Tobias Khale @tobaskhale/Instagram

Baby Tobias sported a baby blue Adidas tracksuit with white-and-black sneakers. His small ringlets were slicked back into a man bun as he slightly smiled for the camera. The caption for his post read, “Felt like getting some fresh air and taking a walk today. Peep the drip. Wassup with that sponsor @adidas ? #8months.”

Over 10,000 fans hit the heart button on baby Tobias’ post and poured in with comments.

“😍❤️Omgeeeee look at TobiBear 🥰”

“He so cute and adorable little he gotten so big looking like a big boy. A little Pumpkin 😍”

“What’s Up Tobias…..My Dude 🔥 so freaking cute and handsome 💙”

“Big drip 💧 Go get em bias !!! He so handsome looking like his mama❤️”

“😍 8 months already!!! Adorable 🤩😘 wow looks like you had your twin all by yourself he is so handsome your gens are very strong those girls going be knocking down your door 😊😊”

“Awwwww! He’s so adorable! Growing fast! 💙 I can’t believe he’s about to walk soon”

Of course Cole and Hale both commented on their son’s post. The “Heaven Sent” singer wrote, “Mommy baby😩💕” and Hale added, “Don’t hurt em baby boy.”

The couple welcomed their son last August. Tobias is the their first child together, and Cole has a 10-year-old son from her previous relationship.

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Keyshia Cole, Niko Khale, Baby Tobias Khale and Daniel Gibson Jr. @keyshiacole/Instagram

Earlier this week, Cole, Hale, baby Tobias and Daniel Gibson Jr. joined the TikTok craze and posted a family video of them singing a rendition of the “Golden Girls” theme song. Their video attracted several fans.

“The baby is trying to go to sleep while they are just a singing 😂 awwwww sooo cute and funny 😂💗”

“Beautiful ❤️❤️ Real happy quarantined family on the media. I love this ❤️💡🙏🏾”

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