The View’s Sunny Hostin shares rare photo of son Gabe during 20-year-old’s Portugal trip as fans call him ‘so handsome’
SUNNY Hostin has posted a photo of her son, Gabe, 20 to Instagram.
The View host's son is currently on a trip to Portugal.
On Tuesday, Sunny gave her followers insight into what her son is currently up to.
"When your dear friend @kendisgibson runs into your son @gabe._.hostin during his Harvard internship in Lisbon, Portugal just because," she captioned the post.
"What a lovely story…..The Alchemist. And yes, it takes a village."
The photo featured Gabe and ABC News journalist, Kendis Gibson, taking a selfie.
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They stood in front of a building in Portugal and smiled for the camera.
Gabe had sunglasses on his face and wore a black T-shirt, with a gold chain around his neck.
Sunny very rarely shares photos of her children - Gabe and Paloma, 16.
The presenter shares her two children with her husband, orthopedic surgeon Emmanuel Hostin.
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'SO HANDSOME'
Sunny's followers took to the comments to compliment her son.
Some simply commented heart-eye emojis, while others commented a bunch of hearts.
"Gabriel is all grown up & very handsome. Please don’t get mad at me Sunny," joked one fan.
"Looking good y'all!" said another.
A third added: "Sunny you have a grown man here! So handsome and heading in the right direction. Great parents!"
"@sunny Gabe is sooo handsome! You better watch out mama," said another.
SUNNY'S BOY
In March, Sunny shared a video of Gabe rapping to her social media.
Gabriel joined his schoolmates for a video that found the group rapping about their college experience thus far.
The video was posted in celebration of Harvard's Housing Day 2023.
Sunny captioned her post: "Harvard housing is the day (the Thursday before Spring Break) that Harvard freshmen find out which house they will live in during their sophomore, junior, and senior years. Gabriel lives in Quincy. Had no idea we had a rapper in the family…"
The Harvard student could be seen clad in a black puffer jacket as he joined other students in rapping about his new home at Quincy House.
The cypher, which features several verses, talks about the house's "Penguins," as they're called.
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The lyrics include references to the dining hall's food, Quincy's community, and how bright anyone's future is who finds themselves placed in the house.
Sunny was clearly proud of her boy's contributions to the video, as well as his part in the rap song.
