Shakira's Two Sons Look Just Like Her in Smiling Selfie at a Dodger's Game: See Pic

Shakira loves to spend some bonding time with her kids!

On July 26, the former The Voice Coach (Seasons 4 and 6) took to her official Instagram page to share a heartwarming look at her day watching an L.A. Dodgers baseball game with her two sons Milan, 9, and Sasha, 7–whom she shares with ex-husband Girard Piqué.

The first snapshot showed her and the two boys all smiling at the camera, and the resemblance is undeniable. There was also a cute clip of her singing a song with Sasha as they sported big grins on their faces. 

"At the Dodgers game with the kiddos last night! amazing game!" she captioned the post. 

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Shakira on raising her sons Milan and Sasha

In a 2014, soon after giving birth to Milan, the star opened up to Latina Magazine about what becoming a mother for the first time. “When you have a baby, when you feel his love, you feel so at peace with the world. You just want to share the good news and share how happy you feel,” she told the outlet. 

She expressed similar sentiment to Huffington Post that same year. "If one thing could stand out to me as something no book could have prepared me for, it's the way your heart explodes over and over, in the best way possible, from the first moment you meet your child and every time after they begin revealing their personality as they grow."

“I think it’s an advantage to inform yourself. But trying to predict what your child will be like is about as effective as consulting a crystal ball,” she added. “There are no shortcuts, in the end, to learning how to be a parent. I’m sure I’ve made mistakes, and there are probably many things I will continue to try doing better."

In a 2016 interview with PopSugar, she discussed how becoming changed her life. "It’s shifted the axis of my universe. Everything is centered around them now. It’s a new dimension of love, at least for me, that’s indescribable. It’s also helped me be more disciplined overall about sticking to a schedule now, because you’re forced to prioritize. Before I was my own boss, but I have two tiny bosses to answer to now."

“That the foundation of every level of development―social, emotional, cognitive, physical―depends on an abundance of love. You can never show you love them too much. A sense of security from early on gives them limitless room to develop their abilities and become responsible, caring adults."