Heartwarming Reunion: Young Sheldon Star Iain Armitage Sings 'Soft Kitty' to On-Screen Brother's Baby, Melts Hearts! 💖

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Heartwarming Reunion: Young Sheldon Star Iain Armitage Sings 'Soft Kitty' to On-Screen Brother's Baby, Melts Hearts! 💖

2024/07/21 Report

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There's nothing better than a wholesome story, and one about Iain Armitage from Young Sheldon meeting his on-screen brother's baby is about as wholesome as you can get! Iain shared the adorable first meeting on his Instagram, and in a true full circle moment he even sang the little baby to sleep with Soft Kitty, Warm Kitty and I'm truly weeping.

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Montana Jordan who plays Georgie and his girlfriend announced the birth of their baby daughter, Emma Rae just one week after the Young Sheldon finale. And it didn't take long before the whole cast of Young Sheldon, including Raegan Revord and Iain Armitage quickly came round to visit.

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