Eve Shares Adorable Photo of Her Son Wilde Wolf, 2½, as He Explores a Holiday Wonderland: 'Christmas Countdown'

Eve is making some holiday memories with her little one.

On Thursday, Dec. 12, the rapper, 45, shared a photo of her 2½-year-old son Wilde Wolf as he posed in a winter wonderland on Instagram. The toddler was pictured wearing a red beanie, a white sweater and corduroy pants, looking to the side as his mom snapped his photo.

He posed alongside a wooden fence that framed a snowy garden, which had a wreath resting on the gate. "Christmas countdown 🎄❄️❤️," Eve wrote in her caption.

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Eve shares her son with husband Maximillion Cooper. She is also stepmom to Cooper's four kids — Lotus, 22, Jagger, 20, Cash, 18, and Mini, 15 – from a previous relationship.

This past June, Eve shared photos on her Instagram in celebration of her stepson Cash's high school graduation. The teenager could be seen posing with his dad, holding up his diploma.

In another photo, the teenager held his baby brother Wilde Wolf and posed with Eve, who wore an all-white linen suit. "#latepost #proudfamily #cooperclan CONGRATULATIONS @cash_c0operyou did it!!! You worked so hard! Now it’s time to fly 🙌🏾🧑🏼‍🎓❤️," Eve wrote in her caption.

In 2020, Eve opened up to PEOPLE about becoming a stepmom, saying she felt "lucky" to have had that instant family, but noted that it took some getting used to at first.

"It's been now 10 and a half years I've been in their lives and they've been in my life. They've grounded me. In the beginning, when I first met my husband, then-boyfriend, I was like, 'This is never gonna last because you got four kids! How's this gonna work?' " she recalled. "But then I met the kids and honestly was like 'Wow, kids are amazing.' "

"I will say it took years, though, I'm not gonna lie," added Eve. "It did take two or three years to adjust, just our relationship with the kids. But I have to say I'm very lucky. I feel very, very lucky that I had my insta-kids — I call them my bonus children!"

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