CHELSEA Houska shared a sweet photo of her husband Cole DeBoer cuddling their baby daughter Walker.
Teen Mom 2 fans were blown away by the similarity between Cole and his seven-month-old, insisting they look like “twins”.
In the cute snap, Cole beamed at the camera while cradling Walker as she sat in his lap.
Chelsea captioned the shot: “It’s the green eyes for me.”
Cole shared the same photo on his own Instagram page and wrote: “My little Angel !!”
Fans flooded to the comments to comment on Walker’s resemblance to her father.
“She looks just like her daddy! So cute,” one wrote, while another added: “She is his twin.”
“She is adorable all your kids look alike,” a third fan remarked.
Chelsea gave birth to Walker – her fourth child – in late January.
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She also shares son Watson, 4, and daughter Layne, 2, with Cole, as well as daughter Aubree, 11, who she shares with ex Adam Lind.
After giving birth, Chelsea embarked on a strict 75-day diet and fitness challenge and has been wowing fans with her weight loss.
Chelsea explained her routine this week, telling fans: “Starting on Monday, eat a healthy diet, work out 45 minutes a day, drink a lot of water, read 10 pages of a book, and only drink on social occasions.”
STRICT DIET
She has also been following a low-carb diet encouraged by the Profile by Sanford weight loss program.
The TV star plans to reach her goal weight by her 30th birthday on August 29.
Back in March, she said she was feeling “ready and motivated” to start working out following the birth of Walker.
She told fans: “I’m ready to just… I turn 30 this year and I’m ready to be motivated. I have a goal in mind. I want to be feeling 100 percent by then.”
Chelsea has been open about the pressure new moms face to snap back to their pre-baby weight.
BODY IMAGE STRUGGLES
“I felt so insecure after all my other babies and like just seeing other people’s bodies,” she previously told InTouch Weekly.
“And this time I just didn’t feel that way. I felt confident and I feel like I know my body and what the process it goes through is – it’s not the body that you’re used to seeing and that’s OK and you don’t even have to love it.”
She added: “Sharing just the whole process [of her body changing] felt important to me.
“And I felt confident enough and secure enough in myself to do that this time. Whereas the other times I was also feeling insecure so I can relate to that also.”
