Amanda Kloots Calls Son 'A True Performer' As He Takes First Bike Ride

Amanda Kloots' son, Elvis, is taking his first bike ride, and the "performer" has an audience to impress!

Amid personal loss, the actress has embraced her role as a single mother, nurturing a deep bond with her little boy. Together, they have forged a strong connection that helps him face his many firsts bravely. 

The proud mother took to her Instagram to show off the 4-year-old's bike riding skills and even what looked like his performance potential. It would not be strange, seeing as his parents have left an indelible mark on Broadway and television with their captivating performances. 

In the short video, the dancer introduced the tiny tot in her best stage voice to the boy's grandparents and uncle standing before a white door. They watched with rapt attention as Elvis used his entire strength to push the pedal of the training-wheeled bicycle while his mother encouraged him. 

As he successfully began to wheel, he kept his eyes on his audience until the 41-year-old reminded him to look forward to avoid an incident. The post that was captioned, "First timer!!!! 🥹🥹🥹," received an apt observation from a follower who pointed out the fitness enthusiast son's potential for entertainment. 

"Hahaha, he can't take his eyes off his audience! ❤️," one person wrote, to which Kloots agreed, "@sweetgirlbakeshop a true performer." Another excitedly remarked on her announcement at the start of the video, "Oh my gosh!! An intro for bike riding! Agh FOMO 😭😭😭😭."

Meanwhile, other netizens enthusiastically praised Elvis's attempt with comments like, "And he's off! Great job Elvis!!👏," and "Yayyy Elvis!! Another milestone! 🎉 🚴."

The huge milestone is coming off the heels of their recent mother and son month-long adventure, where she noted that they created unforgettable memories. Taking to her Instagram story, the TV personality shared a heartwarming picture of her little boy dressed in a multicolored top, peacefully asleep. In the caption, she penned:

"This little guy is changing so much each day, it's crazy. I feel so lucky to have spent every day for the last month with him. Normally with work, I see him mornings and evenings. I'll never forget this time we've had together. It has reset a lot of things in my life."

In June, the "DWTS" alum commemorated Father's Day with a collection of nostalgic video clips and a heartfelt message, honoring the memory of her late husband and father of her son Nick Cordero. She also included her still-living father, Freddie Kloots, and brother Todd Kloots in the tribute. 

The heartwarming montage commenced with a scene featuring Elvis, perched on his grandfather's lap, playfully attempting his hand at drumming. The infant boy wore a mustard yellow long-sleeved shirt with black pants, as Freddie observed in a blue shirt and jeans. In the next slide, Elvis returned, seemingly picking up the phrase "Happy birthday, mama" from his uncle.

While the cute toddler did not quite nail the words, Todd cheered him on enthusiastically. In the third slide, "The Talk" co-host shared a video showing Cordero carrying their baby in a front-facing carrier.

The proud father grinned at the camera, playfully moving to the rhythm of the background music, sporting a multicolored shirt, shorts, and loafers. She began the extensive caption by focusing on her father, affectionately referring to him as "the best Dad and Grandpa."

The fitness instructor highlighted his availability for "a hug when you need it or a leak in your facet if he finds it!" The star proudly declared that she had hit the jackpot with her brothers, stating:

"Todd is the ultimate Dad and has stepped in to be a second Daddy to Elvis. My brother is the most loving, most creative, funniest Dad I know! Love you Biggie!"

As for her cherished spouse, she mentioned that the late Broadway star's desire to be a father started in childhood, even selecting his daughter's name at ten. She added:

"He loved Elvis so much! He loved playing music for him and taking him on walks. I so wish I could have seen him be a Dad longer than 10 months. I wish I could see him now with Elvis, playing music or monster trucks. Nick was such a big kid, I know he would have loved watching Elvis grow."