4-Year-Old Girl Thrills the Internet as She Does Amazing Acrobatic Moves on Dad's Hands, Video Goes Viral
- A little girl and her dad have become internet sensations after videos of their amazing acrobatic displays went viral
- In various scenes in the video, the little girl showed great trust and confidence in her dad as she lands confidently on his raised palm after being thrown upwards
- Jaden's electrifying display and skill have earned her admiration from social media users while others hailed her dad for their perfect relationship
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A little girl and her dad got many gushing with their impressive acrobatic display.
In a video shared on Instagram by @africanheroesmagazine, 4-year-old Jaden made nice body moves on her dad's palm after being lifted up and thrown in the air.
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The little girl showed great trust in her dad as she did some of the moves without even watching.
Many people hailed the beautiful relationship between Jaden and her dad that has seen her perform those moves on her dad's palm.
@ghislaine_bwame said:
"One thing is certain: this little girl has more tablets than me! With her, it's impossible to tell me that they are hidden under the fat of my big container! I and get to the gym ha ha ha."
@lesayboy_officiel remarked:
''That crazy relationship is the result of a parent who takes the time to build it. he gave her love and self esteem, it's just beautiful."
@imaaberean wrote:
"She looked frightened at the end."
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Lovely lady bags a degree in mathematics
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that in a recent post on Twitter, a young lady, Marie-Rose Tonguino, revelled in her achievement after earning a degree in mathematics from the University of Oregon. The maths genius shared a series of posts on her Twitter page to announce the feat.
''Math majors graduate do they earn degrees or do those come in radians? Asking for myself,'' her post read.
Elsewhere on Twitter, she indicated that she would miss the university's library as she visited the place for the last time during her graduation.
''I’m going to miss you so much @uolibraries, especially the Knight library. Thank you for everything,'' she said.
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