Amanda Kloots Shares Stunning Beach Day Out Photo With Son Elvis

The love of little Elvis is all New York Times bestselling author Amanda Kloots needs as she cherishes every moment she spends with the center of her world.

Kloots is a doting mother to the youngster she birthed in 2019, about two years after her marriage to her late husband, Nick Cordero who sadly died from COVID-19 complications in 2020.

Since her husband's death, she and Elvis take pleasure in living every beautiful moment together, which she never ceases to update on her Instagram, just as one of her latest posts shows.

"Love is all you need [red heart emoji]," Kloots wrote under a recent photo of herself and her son hanging out on a beach with their minds far away from the world and enjoying the moment.

The frame-worthy snap showed a fantastic view of the blue and white speckled sky meeting the ocean waves in the background with a boat cruising on the waters.

Kloots could also be seen carrying the little one and pecking him lovingly on the face while he held onto her with his arms around her neck.

The mother-and-son pair were casually dressed for the day, with the TV star wearing a two-piece star-patterned denim outfit from Pistola while Elvis donned plaid dungarees and a white singlet from Wild Wawa.

She credited the clothing brands for the simple clothing by tagging them on the picture, which fans noted and then commended the pieces.

As expected, the heartwarming post got quite the attention as fans flooded the comments section with positive words and tons of heart emojis.

Several gushed about the strong bond between the mother and child, while others called their love the most special, noting how amazing Kloots was as a mom.

Being as great a mom as the stunning blonde is, is no easy feat, especially without her beloved partner, who will forever hold a place in her heart.

As The Blast recently reported, she opened up about grieving the Broadway actor to fellow widow Kelly Rizzo who previously lost her husband, Bob Saget.

According to the media channel, she compared grief to the tears-provoking vegetable, onion, by posing the rhetorical question, "You know how you peel off an onion, and it makes you cry?"

The bereaved star continued, "I feel like grief; why it never ends is because we continue going through life, right? So if you think about it, that's your grief, that onion." 

She missed her deceased spouse so much and wished he was alive to see their bundle of joy grow up, witnessing every moment of adorableness. That was another layer that added to her mournful tears.

Kloots had mixed emotions regarding her son getting old enough to get married and leaving home in the future. While she looked forward to the day, she also admitted it would be another phase of heartache.

She further noted, "When your person dies, a lot of people will say, 'Don't worry, in a year, you're going to be so much better.' And you are, in a way. But I wish somebody would say, "Don't worry. Grief never ends, and it's okay."

Grieving her loving Cordero has clearly not ended for her, but she has learned to grow around it and remained connected to him through her memoir "Live Your Life," which details her and her late spouse's love story.

Widowhood is no enjoyable phase, but Kloots tries to include fun and drama in her life, which she did a few months ago when she was spotted hanging out with "The Bachelorette" star Michael Allio.

The Blast shared that the pair appeared to be on a date which triggered relationship rumors and fans' enthusiasm as they rooted for the stars.

The duo was seen in an intimate posture, with the "DWTS" star putting one arm around Allio's shoulders while he held on to her hand and leaned into her.

They were casually dressed, with both of them coincidentally wearing sweatshirts; "The Bachelorette" alum put on a white one while Kloots donned a black one.

According to the outlet, the 'Hooray For' cofounder made an interesting revelation about their outing, noting that she had just met Allio at the time after being his Instagram buddy for a year.  

Fans believed the twosome had a "great connection," which was believable as they shared two things in common; the loss of their spouse and being single parents to a son.