Tamron Hall's baby boy is 5! The talk show host shared pictures and video on The Tamron Hall Show to commemorate her son Moses' 5th birthday this week. Your only child turning 5 is a big deal, and Hall didn't miss out on the opportunity to celebrate her boy as publicly as possible.
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Hall opened up the segment explaining to her audience that she was running late for filming her show because it was Moses' 5th birthday and she wanted to be home to wish him a happy birthday before school.
"I usually get up before him," she explained. "I kept sneaking by [his room] because I wanted to be the first to wish him a happy birthday."
Despite normally waking up at 5:30 in the morning, Moses was still asleep and Hall had to leave to film her show. "I got down to the car finally, just defeated. I won't be able to see him for his birthday," Hall said. "I'm getting ready to drive off, and my husband's like, 'He's up!' I ran upstairs and there he was, opening his birthday cards," Hall said, sharing a video of Moses opening his birthday cards.
Hall explained that Moses has been "highly anticipating" turning 5, now that he's at an age where he has a better understanding on birthdays. She then shared a video of her little guy reading the card she and husband Steven Greener got him for his birthday. She also shared his "official" birthday picture, with the little one rocking a red shirt that said "Five" on it.
Moses even had a special birthday treat for his friends at school: banana bread. Apparently he's not a big fan of cake, so his choice was banana bread. "My kid might not be the coolest with banana bread," she joked.
Last year in an interview with The New York Times, Hall opened up about being mom to a preschooler. "I always said I was not going to be a parent who has an iPad at the table, but I’m a parent with an iPad at the table. It’s being realistic," she said, talking about the family's Sunday morning routine. "We’ve been up since 6:30 and we want to not rush through our breakfast. Some days we use it, some days we don’t."
