Kaley Cuoco shows her family’s team spirit.
On Sunday, Stewardess the actress’ boyfriend Tom Pelphrey posted an adorable family photo of the couple and their 6-month-old daughter Matilda as they all agreed to sell the New York Giants. Pelphrey, 41, and Cuoco, 37, both wore blue Giants jerseys, and the actor put his arm around Cuoco.
The proud mom held her daughter, who was wearing a red, white and blue Giants cheerleader outfit and a blue mermaid as a hat.
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Kaley Cuoco, Tom Pelphrey and their daughter Matilda dressed in New York Giants gear.
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Kaley Cuoco shares cute family photo with partner Tom Pelphrey and daughter Matilda: ‘Too cool’
At the end of September, the star posted a silly photo on her Instagram Story in which she and her partner are each giving their daughter a kiss on the cheek. In the black and white picture, Matilda seemed indifferent.
“We’ve been away for two nights,” Cuoco captioned the photo, in which Matilda made a confused face at the camera. “She didn’t care. We did! 🤣.”
Elsewhere on her Instagram Story, Cuoco shared pictures of Matilda laughing while using a baby walker, working on some art while in a high chair and making some cute faces for the camera.
Back in May, Pelphrey opened up about life as a first-time parent, describing the gig of a lifetime as “amazing.”
“It’s the most beautiful thing ever,” he told PEOPLE. “I am very grateful that I have a partner with whom I like to do this, because just two days with a baby at home and I think of parents who raise children alone, and I don’t even understand how they do it. . My respect for single parents has grown.”
Pelphrey added that when it comes to being a father, he was most surprised by the fact that the role seemed “intuitive.”
“There’s just something about holding her and burping her and sensing what she wants sometimes when she’s upset,” he said.
“It surprises me because I’ve been around a bunch of babies and I have nieces that I love and I’ve been pretty comfortable with. But mostly it was like, ‘Oh, don’t give me that baby. I don’t want to break it.’ And with Matilda he didn’t feel that way at all,” he continued.
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