Drew Scott Shares the Sweetest Photos of His ‘Dino Wrangler' Son Parker on His 3rd Birthday
Watch out world: a newly minted 3-year-old is on the loose! Drew Scott and Linda Phan's son Parker just turned 3, and he is the cutest little 'dino wrangler' in new photos to celebrate his big day.
'To my walk and talk compadre, my dino wrangler, my coffee connoisseur, and my little foodie,' the Property Brothers star wrote on Instagram. 'You've made the past 3 years the best I could have imagined.' He added, 'I love you Parky!! Happy bday.' So sweet!
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The proud dad shared several photos that showed off Parker's sweet personality. In the first one, he looks just like his dad in jeans, sneakers, and a jean jacket as they walk down the sidewalk. Scott and Parker look at each other as they walk, probably chatting about all the wonderful things that go through a toddler's mind.
In another photo, Parker looks like a zookeeper in a khaki vest and pants, with a bucket hat. He sits on a little saddle on a toy dinosaur, and he looks totally in his element. Other pictures include a shot of Parker taking a drink from a little coffee cup, Parker pulling a little shopping basket at the grocery store, and Parker playing with his baby sister Piper, 11 months old. In the last one, Parker and Piper look like twins in their pajamas with matching dark brown hair.
'My guy!! 🥰. Happy birthday Parker!' Scott's twin brother, Jonathan Scott, commented on the post.
In a cool twist of fate, Parker was born on his parents' fourth wedding anniversary. Scott shared a sweet video of him and his wife, writing, 'POV: 7 years ago you married your dream girl.' In it, there were moments from their wedding, silly family moments with their kids, and newer clips of the couple.
'7 years feels like 7 minutes. I love you more every day that passes. Happy Anniversary, Lindy ❤️' he captioned the sweet video.
In a previous interview with Entertainment Tonight, Scott said that fatherhood 'unlocks a side you didn't know you had.' He said, 'I have this deep love for Linda, but then, all of a sudden, that's the shallow pool. I'm not saying shallow with Linda, I love Linda, but there's a whole other depth to Linda and my love together with Parker. It's amazing just seeing his face when he looks at you, like, once he started focusing in and he locks eyes with you.'Best of SheKnows
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