Long Island Medium fans fear for Theresa Caputo’s newborn granddaughter as star holds baby with ‘scary’ nails
THERESA Caputo just can’t put her newborn granddaughter down.
And that has fans worried the tiny tot could be hurt by the Long Island Medium’s long, sharp nails.
The reality star became a grandmother February 22, when daughter Victoria gave birth to Michelina Rose.
Since then, Theresa has shared plenty of photos of her cradling the newborn, including most recently on Tuesday.
Standing outside her door, Theresa held the baby’s head up while she smiled for the camera.
Little Michelina was wearing a split black and white onesie, which the star mentioned in her caption.
“The Ying to my Yang,” she posted, adding the hashtags babygirl, yingyang, longislandmedium and mysunshine.
But fans in the comments section shared their worry, as Theresa’s sharp nails rested dangerously close to the child’s head.
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“Careful with those nails.” one person shared, as another added: “Don’t stab her with those claws!’
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It was a similar reaction to one made just days after the child’s arrival, when the reality star sat cross-legged in the living room while holding the tiny baby, dressed in leather leggings, a black hoodie, spiked black booties, with her signature bouffant hair.
The TV personality cradled Michelina Rose, who wore a bright blue onesie for her day with grandma.
However, fans were much more concerned about the length of her nails while holding the tiny tot.
Upon closer inspection, Theresa sported one-inch-long white acrylic nails filed into a point.
‘DANGEROUS’ SITUATION
Many of her followers raced to the comments to share their concerns over the “dangerous” situation.
“Might have to rethink those false Nails now Grandma,” one suggested.
“Those nails are too long and sharp to be around a newborn,” a second agreed.
A third commented: “Just a PSA…I know you love ‘em but changing a baby’s clothes or diapers with those nails is gonna be an issue.”
“How do you manage a baby & all it encompasses with those nails,” another laughed.
“Time to get rid of the nails before you hurt that baby, and the hairdo is way out of style!” a final remarked.
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