Photo: Brynley Arnold McGinnis/Instagram
Lindsay Arnoldand her sisters can’t get enough of the budding bond between their kids.
On Tuesday, the professional dancer shared sweet footage from a photo shoot she and sisters Jensen Arnold Hill and Brynley Arnold McGinnis put together with their three children. Lindsay’s daughter, Sage Jill, 22 months, posed with Jensen’s son,Brooks, 11 weeks, on one side of her and Brynley’s daughter,Quincy, 5 weeks, on the other.
“THESE CUTE BESTIES😍😍😍😍 I can’t even handle them in their matching@quincymaeoutfits ❤️❤️,” she captioned her Instagram Reel, which made it look like Sage called her cousins to plan the matching looks.
“Cousins who match together, stay together 🥺,” Brynley shared in her photos from the day.
Jensen also shared photos, writing, “I CAN’T😍😍😍 The cutest besties, can’t wait to see them grow up together!!”
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Last week, Lindsay announced that she is stepping away fromDancing With The Starsafter more than 10 years.
“This has been one of the hardest decisions to make but ultimately I have chosen what I feel is best for myself and my family,” she said in her announcement. “DWTS has been a part of my life for over 10 years now and when I say I love the show with all of my heart I mean it!!”
“We are also trying to grow our family and that in itself is a complicated logistical thing as I’m sure many of you understand,” she later added, speaking to her and Cusick’s desire to conceive a second child, a journey they haveopenly sharedwith fans.
“I lathered her in sunscreen and then my sweet little girl still gets a sunburn, and I feel like the most terrible mom in the whole entire world,” Arnold recalled at the time.
“When your kids are in pain, or they’re hurting or anything goes wrong, it is so easy to feel that mom guilt of like, ‘Oh my gosh, this is my fault. I am the worst person ever.’ But at the end of the day, kids are so resilient and things are going to happen.”
source: people.com
