“Kevin Hart Shares Heartwarming Photo with All Four Kids Celebrating Daughter Kaori’s Birthday!”.hienca

Kevin Hart gave fans a rare look into his family life.

 

On Monday, the “Think Like a Man” actor shared a rare photo with all four of his children while celebrating his youngest daughter Kaori’s 4th birthday.

“Hart’s (sic) ….. #LiveLoveLaugh,” the 45-year-old captioned the Instagram post.

In the black-and-white snap, he smiled for the camera while his wife, Eniko Hart, brother Robert Hart and his four children — Heaven, 19, Hendrix, 16, Kenzo, 6, and Kaori — gathered around him.

Eniko, 40, also posted a sweet birthday shoutout to her and Kevin’s youngest child on Instagram Sunday.

“Happy 4th Birthday to our princess!  aka THE REAL BOSS! ,” she captioned a carousel of pics where Kaori was dressed in a silver dress.

“you light up our lives + bring us so much joy every day..our world is such a better place with you in it. mommy + daddy loves YOUUUU! .”

The now-4-yea-old was showered with birthday love from several stars in the comments section of her mom’s post.

“Happy birthday Boo boo!!!! #auntieLoni,” comedian Loni Love wrote.

“,” singer Snoh Alegra added.

Kevin shares his oldest two children, Heaven and Hendrix, with his ex-wife, Torriei Hart, while he welcomed his youngest son and daughter with his wife, Eniko.

In August 2023, the “Central Intelligence” star revealed he broke down in tears when his oldest daughter, Heaven, went to college.

 

“I’m not crying your [sic] crying…. So proud of my daughter….I can’t even say little girl anymore because you have blossomed into the most amazing young woman ever!!!!!” he wrote on Instagram at the time.

“God knows I am beyond proud of you and that I love you with my all. Fly Heav Fly….The world is yours!!!!! My baby girl is off to college…. I cried in the car!!!! #Harts.”

Kevin shared a snap of himself, his wife, Heaven, Hendrix and Kenzo all making sad faces as they posed in the teen’s college dorm room.

The “Fatherhood” actor told People that moment was “a proud day for me as a father.”

“All you can do is do your job as a parent, and when they leave, hope that those things that you try to teach have applied in some way, some shape, some form. If they have, you’ll be fine,” he said.