'The Talk' host shared some behind-the-scenes pics from her day on set with her son.
Amanda Kloots and her son, Elvis, marked a special milestone!
On Wednesday, The Talk co-host and her and her 4-year-old son, Elvis -- who she shared with her late husband, Nick Cordero -- made their debut on The Bold and the Beautiful. For their big break, Kloots played Lucy, a mom friend of Steffy’s. Of course, Elvis played her little boy.
Ahead of their big moment, Kloots took to Instagram to share a few snapshots from the set.
"Elvis and I make our soap opera debut on @boldandbeautifulcbs ❤️," the daytime host posted to Instagram.
Next to the caption was a series of pictures that included Elvis standing in front of a dressing room that has his name on it, while he holds a coffee cup and smiles big for the camera.
The post also included a look at Kloots' star on the same door, and a photo of Elvis first noticing the personalized touch.
In the post that followed, Kloots gave her followers a behind-the-scenes look from the set, which included a still of Elvis in action, and the two of them posing with the show's stars.
"Some behind the scenes shots from shooting @boldandbeautifulcbs which airs today!! Thank you to the cast and crew for being so wonderful and welcoming!," the Dancing with the Stars alum wrote on Wednesday.
In an interview with TV Line, Kloots celebrated her son's natural ability.
"Elvis is just a pro," she shared.. "He is not nervous. He listens. He loves it. I mean, I don't think he understands yet that he's acting, but he knows his lines, he improvs, and he does different things each take. He's hilarious."
Elvis is following in the footsteps of his father, who acted on-screen and on the stage. Cordero died in July 2020 due to complications from the coronavirus after a three-month hospitalization. The Broadway star, who married Kloots in 2017 before they welcomed their son in 2019, was 41 years old.
In December, Kloots spoke with ET and shared that her late husband appears in her dreams.
"There are times where Elvis is in his playroom playing the drums and then he'll tell me to play the drums and he gets on his guitar and he’s playing his little kids guitar," she said. "It's bonkers just the way his legs are, just the way his head nods. I mean, everything -- I’m just like, 'Wow, you are your dad for sure.'"
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