As the son of comedian John Mulaney and actress Olivia Munn, 2-year-old Malcolm has entertaining in his blood. So, it’s no surprise that his new talent is so captivating to watch. The Aleppo star shared an adorable video of her toddler singing, and it’s one of the cutest things we’ve ever seen.
“Ready?” Malcolm asks his mom in the video on Instagram, while sitting in a car seat and playing with a little Mickey Mouse car. He’s dressed in a brown-and-white striped shirt and brown pants. Munn confirms that she’s ready, so Malcolm launches into an impromptu rendition of the “ABCs.” His sweet face is utterly focused as he sings the song, while looking off in the distance. Once he gets to “Next time won’t you sing with me?”, Munn cheers for him and we do, too. He’s going to be a star in no time!
“Every time you post about Malcolm I’m always impressed by how smart he is and how well he can talk. Also he’s adorable and I can’t get enough 😍,” one person commented.
Someone else wrote, “The “ready “ immediately made me go 🥹🥹🥹 yay Malcolm👏❤️.” (Uh, same!)
“I wasn’t ready 😭😭😭😭😭,” another person related commented.
This isn’t the first time Malcolm has showed off his entertainment skills. Back in March, Munn and Mulaney implanted a new screen time rule for their tot: no phones. “He wanted the phone but we made a new rule: no more phones or tablets unless it’s a code red emergency like a long travel day. 📱🙅🏻♀️,” Munn explained in a video caption.
In the accompanying clip, Malcolm whines, “no, no, no!” while looking at the phone, before eventually bursting out in laughter. He was definitely putting one on for the camera, until he couldn’t keep it together anymore. He’s such a cutie!
Malcolm turned 2 last month, and his parents celebrated with a low-key beach party. “Spent the last week celebrating Malcolm Hiệp TURNING TWO!! (Nov24) 🥳☀️🏖️ 2️⃣,” the Hit-Monkey actress wrote on Instagram. She continued, “You are the absolute joy of my life. I can’t believe I get to be your mama. 🥹”
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