Kane Brown Feels Bad For His Wife Because Kingsley Rose Looks Just Like Him
If you follow Kane Brown on Instagram, you may have already noticed that his newborn daughter, Kingsley Rose, is practically…
Kane Brown and Katelyn Jae; Photo by Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images for E3 Chophouse Nashville
If you follow Kane Brown on Instagram, you may have already noticed that his newborn daughter, Kingsley Rose, is practically his twin. He recently shared a selfie with Kingsley on Instagram and the resemblance is absolutely uncanny. Brown even captioned the photo, “My little twin.”
In a recent interview with People, the singer/songwriter joked about how his daughter is “starting to look more like me.”
“I feel bad for my wife. But she has her nose,” he joked.
Brown, who took home the trophy for Favorite Male Country Artist at Sunday’s American Music Awards, also opened up about parenthood and praised his wife’s parenting skills.
“Everything’s great,” he gushed. “My wife has just been amazing.”
Kingsley Rose arrived on October 29, just in time for the holiday season. Brown said he is thrilled to experience so many firsts with her.
“I’m just excited to give her presents at Christmas, on birthdays…just giving her the best life,” he shared.
The Brown family will be welcoming some very special guests this week for Thanksgiving as several members of Katelyn’s family will be joining them to celebrate the holiday.
“We have [Katelyn’s] family coming and her dad hasn’t seen [Kingsley] yet or her other brothers,” Brown explained. “So they get to fly in and hang out with the baby for the first time.”
Kane Brown will have the chance to enjoy more time with his family throughout the holiday season. With only two concerts planned now through February 2 when he launches his first-ever international tour, Brown will have a lot of time to soak up all of the Kingsley Rose cuddles.
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