MICHAEL STRAHAN SHARES RARE PICTURE OF ALL THREE OF HIS GIRLS

Michael Strahan is a doting dad! The television personality recently shared a candid of his daughters – Isabella, Sophia, and Tanita – to celebrate his status as a girl dad.

Fans were beyond thrilled to see all of his daughters but especially grateful for the candid featuring Tanita. “They grow up too fast,” one family friend declared. “I remember when they were born,” the commenter continued. “I guess that means we are old now.” Another supporter said, “Girl dad for sure. All three look like you.”

It is not often that Michael Strahan captures a picture of all three of his daughters. Tanita has, after all, been an adult for years. Sophia and Isabella recently joined her in the grown-ups club.

“I can’t believe my babies are 18,” Strahan shared in an Instagram post last October. The celebrity dad was celebrating his twin daughters’ eighteenth birthday with a beautiful message and throwback video clips.

“Happy birthday @isabellastrahan and @sophialstrahan,” Michael wrote to his kids. “So proud of the two of you and can’t wait to party and celebrate tonight,” the television personality shared. “Until you tell me dad it’s time for you to go home,” Strahan mused.

It indeed seems as if it were yesterday that the former NFL player welcomed his twin girls. Strahan delved into his life as a dad during a recent interview with Esquire.

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“Those first three years, they are tough,” Michael admitted during the conversation. “One poops and the other one doesn’t. One is hungry and the other one isn’t,” the celebrity father shared. “That was the big thing. But that wasn’t until they were about 3. Then you got a whole bunch of other things going on,” Strahan said.

“Like at age 6, suddenly there are these whole personalities that start to pop out,” Michael revealed of his kids. “One is outgoing, one is internal. And then you think you have it down, and just then, they change it on you. Total swap, and you are all like, ‘Wait, what? I thought I had this figured out! No fair!’ That comes, or came for us anyway, when they were about 11.”