Halle Bailey’s son Halo makes a cute cameo in the ‘Tea Time’ video

Chloe Bailey and Halle Bailey had a sweet interruption during a recent social media “tea time” session!

The sisters posted a video to their joint Instagram account on Saturday, August 24, from a girls’ weekend away, and Halle’s son Halo made an adorable cameo during the shoot.

The 8-month-old baby clung to her mother’s chest while wearing a white bodysuit with what appeared to be a royal blue covering on her head as Halle, 24, and Chloe, 26, gave fans some no-holds-barred living advice on sex and romance.

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“Tea time tonight ,” the sisters captioned the video.

The Little Mermaid The star welcomed Halo with her boyfriend DDG in late 2023.

“Even though it’s been a few days into the new year, the best thing 2023 could have done for me was bring me my son,” Halle wrote in an Instagram post announcing Halo’s birth in January 2024. “Welcome to the world my Halo the world is desperate to meet you .”

In the comments of the post, Chloe declared her nephew “auntie’s baby ” in a thread that also included words of support from Khloé Kardashian and Rachel Zegler.

As a new mom, the Purple color The star is appreciating all of her baby’s milestones.

In July, she shared a photo of her son that included a small candle-filled brownie that was just out of his reach.

“7 months today ,” Halle wrote over the photo.

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But Halle has also been candid about her struggles with motherhood on social media, revealing in April that she had “severe” postpartum depression after the birth of Halo.

“I have very, very severe postpartum depression, and I don’t know if any new moms can relate to me, but it’s gotten to the point where it’s really bad and I find it hard to be away from my baby for more than 30 minutes at a time before I start to panic,” she said in a video at the time.