Amanda Kloots Shares Son Elvis' 'Back To School' Dance Video

Back to school time can be an exciting time. Amanda Kloots' son Elvis Eduardo proved just that in an adorable video Kloots shared to her Instagram page. The video simply captioned, "Back to school! 🍎," shows the happy 3-year-old doing a little dance while his mom tried to capture the perfect first day photo before heading off to school.

While doing a little happy dance, Elvis, son of "The Talk" co-host and late husband Nick Cordero, is holding a sign that reads "First day of Bumblebees," his age, the date, he wants to be a ghost, his favorite sport is soccer, and his favorite food is ice cream. Viewers commented their thoughts and well wishes on the first day of school for the cutie.

"Go Elvis Go!!!!❤️"

"I cannot handle the cuteness."

"Love his little giggle!"

"So cute. Good luck Elvis. You are a rockstar. ❤️❤️❤️🙌🙌🙌"

"So sweet watching him grow🤍👶🏼"

"Beyond words. What a love!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️"

"Awwww YAY ELVIS!❤️Enjoy school! 📚"

Last month, Kloots shared a photo from when Elvis was interviewed at school and the cuteness he said. She captioned the snap, "Elvis was interviewed at school. My heart has left my body. Cuddles on the couch, Paris and wants to be a ghostbuster. I love him. 💔" Followers commented about the adorable interview. Sharon Osbourne said, "Tell him to come play with Jack! He hunts ghosts for a living!!!!!!!," Jennifer Love Hewitt posted,"Why am I crying? Sweet boy," and JoAnna Garcia Swisher said, "My heart is exploding!"

A few weeks ago, Kloots, 40, shared that it gets "harder and harder" to leave her son for work and how tough the work/life balance can be. "Saying goodbye to this little guy just keeps getting harder and harder. We were both in tears today, holding each other tight, doing our handshake, hugging and kissing over and over. This is new…these types of goodbyes. He understands now when I have to leave him," she said in the post. "The work/life balance as a working mother is so hard. I love work and I love my son. It’s an emotional rollercoaster that I don’t think you can fully understand until you do." She also thanked her "village" in the post. "I’m so lucky to have a village of incredible people that help me on a daily basis. I couldn’t do anything without you. You know who you are and I’m eternally grateful."

Earlier this year before the second anniversary of her husband's death, Kloots talked to E! News about taking time to remember her late love. "I made it a goal of mine last year to be away on this day," she said. "To be by water, which is always a safe haven and therapy for me." Cordero was 41 when he died from COVID complications in July 2020. Kloots shared that she couldn't get out of bed on the first anniversary of his death. "You just never know what a day is going to bring. You could wake up and be completely OK," she explained. "And then you could wakeup and it hit you like a ton of bricks." Moving forward, Kloots has hope that her and her son can "celebrate instead of being sad."