Christina Haack Shows Off Son Hudson's 1st Art Project From Summer Camp

Christina Haack's son, Hudson London's artistic side is on the rise!

The young boy, who Haack shares with her ex-husband Ant Anstead, showed his artistic skills for his first project from summer school.

His excited mother uploaded proof of Hudson's talent on Instagram, and her fans could not keep their appreciation at bay.

Haack has always been very open about her children's progress and hobbies. The TV personality did it again when she showed her two-year-old son proudly showing off his art project.

The artwork appeared to be ice cream and waffles in a cup that Hudson colored brown. The ice cream cup is set against a pink background, making the art pop even more.

The young boy had a broad smile as he looked at his mother, who opted for an all-black outfit and was helping him hold the artwork on the other side.

As for Hudson, the adorable boy had an ash shirt with the image of a dog and the words "I ❤️ Cash" on it. He paired the shirt with shorts, blue socks, and sneakers. The post's caption read:

"First week of summer camp. We both cried a little this morning at drop off . But at pick up, he loved his day. Fun with animals, a pizza party and he's so proud of his art project."

The post was greeted with an outpour of love and appreciation for Hudson's talent as it received over 16k likes within its first 14 hours.

In the comment section, one person admitted that all parents "cry at drop-off," and another wrote, "Those milestones can certainly pull on your heartstrings, Christina."

Several others noted the choice of Hudson's shirt and complimented him on doing a "great job at coloring!"

These reactions were similar to the ones his father received when he posted the young boy on his way for the first day of summer camp.

Alongside a series of images of Hudson, Ant explained in the caption that it was "Hudzo's" first day at his new summer school. Ant added:

"This has been building up the past few days from him precisely choosing his new lunch box to exactly what he wants to wear today! (Of course he had to carry it the whole way!)"

The 43-year-old then gushed about how grown and independent his son, who had a "real skip in his step," is. He concluded the caption by proclaiming he was "one proud daddo!"

Fans were so ecstatic about the post that they gave it over 22k  likes, with 600+ people taking to the comment section to praise Ant for being a good dad.

One person called the "Wheeler Dealers" alum a "great daddy," and another fan claimed that Hudson always looked the happiest whenever he was with his father.

A third fan observed that Hudson was "growing up so quickly, and he's also absorbing every bit of that love. You're doing a great job, dad!" Several others were focused on how "cute," "grown," and "adorable" the two-year-old looked.

Summertime usually allows adults to have as much fun at parties and concerts as possible. However, that is not the case with Haack, who prefers to spend her summer partaking in her favorite activity — cuddling!

The Blast shared that the "Christina on the Coast" star posted a picture of her and Hudson snuggled up in bed.

The mother-son duo appeared to be wearing black outfits as they slept with Hudson's hand resting on his mother's body.

Haack and her son are at peace with their heads resting on white pillows — their bodies are covered with a matching blanket. In the caption, the mother-of-three disclosed:

"Cuddles are my love language and I live for them. [love emoji] Summertime has us like [party emoji, sleeping emoji]"

The post has gotten over 22k likes, and hundreds of fan comments since Haack uploaded it. While a few people used heart emojis to express how the image made them, others wrote that they found it "precious."

For one fan, it brought back memories of her snuggling with her children when they were still young.

For another supporter, the post reminded them that "mommy's cuddles are always the best." That sentiment was shared by others who agreed that cuddling was a top activity for parents and their young children.