Years ago, I sadly accepted the fact that I will never be one of those women who thrives wearing high heels. I can’t wear them for long periods of time. They start pinching my toes. The balls of my feet go numb and then the feeling extends to my entire foot. If I don’t have a change of shoes, my whole day is ruined.
And if the pain lasts for too long, the night will become a wash for everyone else as well. But I do know that’s not the case for everyone. Apparently, there are even children as young as 2 years old who know how to not only wear heels but full-on run in them too.
One mom shared her daughter's skills on TikTok.
The toddler has gone viral after she tried on heels from her mother’s boutique and took off running in them.
TikToker Kee Harris, who goes by the username @.JustCallMeBaby, shared a video of her daughter, 2-year-old Kinsley, running in mismatched heels. Harris captioned the video, “This is jus[t] killing me. My diva.”
‘I fell 2 times watching her,’ one user joked.
Kinsley, who wears the most adorable pigtails with a braided bang in the video, screams in delight as she runs up and down the sidewalk. Her movements were so impressive, people in the comments wondered if she could teach them a thing or two.
“Is she open to giving lessons?” one user asked.
Another person expressed envy, writing, “Man, I fell 2 times watching her!! Lord I wish.”
‘I always knew she would be a diva,’ Kinsley’s mother said.
Kinsley’s mother said her daughter has always had an aptitude for all things girly. In the comment section, she wrote, “I always knew she would be a diva since she came out doing duck lips.”
Proving that the viral moment wasn’t a fluke, Harris uploaded a different video of Kinsley in the same shoes still balancing perfectly.
‘She just gots it,’ the toddler's mother wrote.
Someone suggested that the secret to Kinsley’s success is wearing shoes five times too big. Harris, on the other hand, believes that some people, like her daughter, are just born with the ability.
In a second video, Kinsley runs up and down the sidewalk again, seeming to appreciate the sound of her heels clacking against the cement. Her mother wrote: “The girls that get it, get it & she just gots it.”
