It’s Official: Kelly Clarkson Has the World’s Cutest Kids

While the world’s been all focused on Taylor Swift’s drama with Kanye, a less controversial pop-country crossover star has been sharing her kiddos on social media. Over the past few days, Kelly Clarkson has shown off her two greatest hits, 2-year-old River Rose and 3-month-old Remington Alexander, and man, they are CUTE!

First, River Rose took NYC by storm, sporting the world’s biggest smile as she posed with her dad, Brandon Blackstock, at the American Girl Doll store.

#riverrose rocking NYC tea party style with daddy at American Girl Doll. pic.twitter.com/lFw3xn8Xrf

— Kelly Clarkson (@kellyclarkson) July 14, 2016

Then she struck a pose.

Look out @vogue #riverrose is comin' for ya! 😜 pic.twitter.com/pacryCFVLO

— Kelly Clarkson (@kellyclarkson) July 17, 2016

Not to be overshadowed by his big sister, little Remy showed off his baby blues.

Baby blue eyes 😊 #remyb pic.twitter.com/jYC3jvSaBA

— Kelly Clarkson (@kellyclarkson) July 19, 2016

And then he showed that real men are fine with getting shots.

And then they broke the internet and our hearts exploded with this adorable display of sibling love.

The big sis love is real 😊 #river&remy pic.twitter.com/1y9kQKcQb3

— Kelly Clarkson (@kellyclarkson) July 20, 2016

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Kelly Clarkson, kids, River Rose Blackstock

Trace Adkins announces 2020 The Way I Wanna Go Tour

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Kenny Chesney has built a career on offering hope, passion and the straight-cut joy of being alive. “American Kids” celebrated the exuberance of being young, truly original and coloring outside the lines. “Get Along” not only captured the reality of how much sweeter life is by coming together to create a community, but inspired a PSA which amassed close to three billion viewings for PassItOn.org.