Amanda Kloots Treated To Broadway-Themed Birthday Party By 'The Talk' Colleagues

Amanda Kloots is starting her birthday celebration early!

The well-known fitness personality first gained national attention during the COVID-19 pandemic when she shared her husband Nick Cordero's battle with the virus on social media. After his demise, she made a name for herself on TV as one of the hosts of "The Talk." With her birthday around the corner, her colleagues began the celebration a little early with a throwback to her Broadway roots.

The star was a former dance company member of "The Rockettes" and performed as part of the ensemble on several musicals. It made sense that her fellow co-hosts on the popular daytime show treated her to a Broadway-themed party on the show.

She took to Instagram to share a reel containing highlights from the program, including a cake designed to look like the famous Empire State building adorned with ballerinas in several poses, her son Elvis and special appearances by theater greats like Kathrine Foster.

She penned a message of gratitude alongside the fun-looking clip: "Yesterday the @thetalkcbs spoiled me rotten with an early birthday celebration all Broadway themed! I can't thank everyone enough for making me feel so special. Our amazing crew and cast that work so hard to make everything look amazing."

To conclude the text, she especially thanked the guests invited by stating, "Also, a huge thank you to our special Broadway star guests @christine.ebersole.official and @katharinefoster who came on the show yesterday. I do love a birthday party!!!"

Her fans could not help but be blown away by the show of love from the crew and the cast and took to the comment section to gush about the celebration, like this viewer who mentioned how fun it was for them to be a part of her "TV family celebration!! 🎊❤️🎊."

This person wished her a happy birthday and "another trip around the sun filled with love, laughs & health 🎂." While this follower was a bit emotional about the display and admitted that they were in tears before describing her as "Epic" and adding, "You are so loved by us all!! Happiest Birthday, Amanda! ❤️❤️❤️🎈🎈🎈🎈You are the 🎁!"

In her Instagram story, the actress posted a full picture that included members of the CBS talk show, including the special guests. She accompanied the image with the caption, "The whole crew! Such a fun day! @thetalkcbs.” 

The fun did not stop there as she shared a video of her hotel room in Vegas, which contained thoughtful gifts from the staff, pictures of herself with her sister and a friend, and uploads from where they watched the live version of "Magic Mike."

Although she has achieved much, Kloots has remained grounded by reminding herself of her humble beginnings and how far she has come. The Blast noted that the fitness personality took a trip down memory lane by visiting her old college dorm. The visit allowed her to reconnect with her roots and reflect on the beginning of her passion for performing.

Dressed in a black coat over a white shirt and dark pants, paired with white sporty shoes, she sat on the steps in front of the building and began her caption, reflecting on the nostalgic feeling of returning to New York.

She recalled how it was the first place she called home when she moved to the Big Apple at the age of eighteen, adding, "I thought about all the times I left this building singing musical theater songs or running scenes in my head on my way to class in hopes that one day I'd be in a Broadway show! 'If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere.'"

The actress always strives to create cherished memories with her adorable little one and frequently shares glimpses of their bonding experiences and fun hangouts with her thousands of Instagram followers. 

One such time would be when The Blast shared that the mother-son duo visited a theater to watch "The Lion King" stage performance. In the first clip, Kloots asked her son if he was "excited to see the show," and he responded with a nod and a smile.

Afterward, the doting mother in the car asked her three-year-old, "you like it?" He replied enthusiastically, "Yeah!" She inquired about his favorite part of the show, and he excitedly responded, "The animals!" 

She also posted a reel that featured the pair at the entrance underneath a "Lion King" sign while the famous tune "Circle of Life" played. She captioned the post, "Took Elvis to his 1st Broadway show today!! He loved it!"