‘This is a forever keeper’: ‘GMA’ host Ginger Zee's son wows fans with impressive sketching skills in class assignment
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Ginger Zee, the chief meteorologist for 'GMA' and ABC News, is riding high on cloud nine as she captures the internet's attention by sharing her son's school assignment on social media.
Having tied the knot with journalist Ben Aaron in 2014, Zee is a mother of two.
Their firstborn, Arian Benjamin, turns 8 on December 19, while their second son, Miles Macklin, aged 5, was welcomed into the world on February 9, 2018, as reported by People.
Ginger Zee shares her son's sketch on Instagram
On December 7, Zee posted what appeared to be a school assignment of one of her children, though she did not specify whose.
The image showed a paper bearing the heading, "How Are You Feeling Today?"
Below it was a cartoonish figure that was painted in red and blue, along with a handwritten scroll stating that the little artist was feeling stressed out.
The child went on to explain that he had woken up early, but his brother freaked out, jumped on his back, and scratched him, leaving him tired as a result.
The words were spelled out phonetically, adding to the charm of the piece.
"Little brothers… am I right? 😂😂😂 love that my son’s class gets to express their feelings every week like this. This one gave me a chuckle," wrote Zee in the caption.
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Internet reacts to 'GMA' host Giner Zee's son's drawing
Netizens have gushed over the cute upload in the comment section of the Instagram post, with some sharing their own similar memories.
"Save it and frame it," jovially advised a user, "Have two 28 years later that make me smile."
"This is a forever keeper," stated another, sharing, "My 22 year old son 'kiyaked on laks with my Dad.' Kayaked on lakes."
"How awesome is that, that his school is in tune with mental health at such a young age. Nice penmanship too! 😍" commented a third.
A fourth user exclaimed, "Love that they can express themselves! What an amazing thing!! Love the writing. Also love the pencil on paper! Have to embrace that!"
"The story and the coloring are both so expressive," added another, while one said, "Love this! Yes, those little brothers and sisters can be something else. Hahaha."
