Saquon Barkley And Daughter Redefine Cute Lion Shrine Pics
No Penn Stater’s trip back to campus would be complete without introducing their children to some of the most iconic sites, and a stop at the Lion Shrine for Christmas card photos is nearly mandatory.
But if you think your family is going to take cute pictures at the shrine, you might as well stop trying. Saquon Barkley’s family has set the bar exceptionally high for that.
Future Nittany Lion!!!!
— Saquon Barkley (@saquon) May 19, 2019#WeAre pic.twitter.com/mHkY5i0KN3
In town for his ProCamps camp, Barkley took his daughter Jada to meet the symbol of our best, and she seemed to love every moment of it. Barkley shared pictures of he and Jada with the shrine, cheesin’ it up and melting the hearts of followers around the world.
Hell yeah! And she’s so adorable! #WeAre
— PagingDrPaige (@Paige2psu) May 19, 2019
The admissions department should use that photo!
— Steve Miller (@boompa812) May 19, 2019
— Miles Sanders ROTY SZN (@Gaaaudy) May 19, 2019
I think she wants to go to the Creamery.
— Lainey (@Lainey02) May 19, 2019
THE LION KING QUON AND HIS CUB!!!
— Brett Devor (@SSgtDevor) May 19, 2019
This isn’t the first time Jada has taken the internet by storm during her first 13 months of life. Last spring, the announcements that Barkley and Anna Congdon were expecting a baby and then that Jada was born right before the NFL Draft went viral. On Jada’s first birthday last month, plenty of Barkley’s former teammates posted Instagram stories for her, including Uncle Chico Hendrix, who it appears she enjoys FaceTiming.
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