Erin Napier shares sweet message from her daughters

Published: June 17, 2024

Erin Napier shares sweet message from her daughters

By a Movieguide® contributor

HOME TOWN’s Erin Napier just shared a cute drawing of her daughters, who are best friends “forever.”

Napier posted a photo of a drawing made by her eldest daughter Helen, 6, which shows her and her sister Mae, 3, holding hands.

“Frinds (sic),” the drawing reads. “I (heart) Mae.”

Napier captioned the post: “Forever.”

Helen and Mae are best friends and Napier often shares stories about their relationship.

Shortly after Mae’s birth, Napier and her husband Ben remarked on Helen’s reaction to becoming a big sister, saying, “While we’re thrilled to have another daughter to love, we’re even more excited to see the bond she and Helen will have. They are already so in love with each other!

In a 2023 Instagram post, Napier shared a cute photo of the girls at a dance recital, writing, “All of a sudden they’re a team.”

“Mae was clapping in the front row, and Helen was squinting in the spotlight, smiling and waving from the stage to her little sister who called back, “HEY SISSY!” As they watched the young ballerinas rehearse, Helen whispered to Mae, “You can be up there one day.” It’s fascinating to watch siblings become friends,” Napier wrote.

Movieguide® previously shared Napier’s thoughts on watching her daughters grow up:

Like many parents, Erin Napier experiences the bittersweet feeling of watching her children grow up.

The HGTV star shared her thoughts in a recent Instagram post with a photo of her daughter Mae, 3, wearing a unicorn costume.

Napier wrote: “I saw a ‘last time’ and I knew it: the 2T unicorn costume they loved that I bought at Dirt Cheap for $3 was worn for the last time this week.” , wrote the HOME TOWN host. explain. “It’s comforting to capture it, for some reason. 🙂 We lose his baby side but get in exchange real, gentle and thoughtful conversations.

Erin and her husband Ben Napier have two daughters, Helen, 6, and Mae, 3.

“(Motherhood) is like sand in my hands: I want to hold every piece of it, but I just can’t,” Erin said previously.