WATCH: Celeb babies take on the #FruitSnackChallenge

6y By Kwanele Mathebula

The #FruitSnackChallenge is the latest craze to hit social media. The challenge sees parents put their kids’ favourite snacks in front of them, tell them they’re stepping away for a minute and asking their little ones to not eat them until they return.

Image: Gabrielle Union IG

The latest celeb baby to take on the challenge is Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade‘s daughter, Kaavia. The one-year-old waited for her mom to step away before eating the sweets. So cute!

Other celeb kids such as Kylie Jenner’s daughter, Stormi, also participated and she showed incredible patience. Tshepi Vundla and JR‘s son, Siba, also passed the test with flying colours.

Celeb babies take on the #FruitSnackChallenge. Take a look.

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We couldn’t resist the #FruitsnackChallenge but we had to challenge @kaaviajames with her favorite snack @bitsysbrainfood … You already know ???????? #WCE

A post shared by Gabrielle Union-Wade (@gabunion) on May 13, 2020 at 12:12pm PDT

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