Cheryl shares first video of son Bear, 3, talking with a sweet Geordie accent

Cheryl has shared the first video of her son Bear, three, talking as she posted a funny update to her Instagram Stories on Thursday.

In the clip, the toddler takes after his famous Newcastle born and raised mother, 36, as he speaks with a sweet Geordie accent.

Bear hilariously interrupts Cheryl’s video as she praises NHS workers with the three-year-old asking for food and to be taken to the park.

Making noises in the background off-camera, the singer jokes: ‘Oh God!’ to which Bear, who she shares with ex Liam Payne, says: ‘I want to eat!’

With Cheryl asking: ‘What would you like to eat?’ yet the toddler soon changes his mind again as he adds: ‘I want to go to the park.’

Yet the mother-of-one has to break the news that they can’t go to the park and instead will have to go on a walk.

Cheryl says: ‘We can’t go to the park just yet. Let’s go for a walk!’

To which Bear sweetly copies her and replies: ‘Let’s go for a walk!’

With Cheryl adding: ‘Yeah?’ and the toddler excitedly shouting: ‘Yeah!’

At the star of the video, the singer had been gushing over her ‘gorgeous’ rainbow NHS charity T-shirt ahead of Thursday’s 8pm clap for our carers. 

Cheryl said: ‘I absolutely love it and will be wearing it today. This is the first time I’ve actually got dressed in days!’

Yet the video was soon interrupted by a chatty and adorable Bear leaving his mother bemused.

Cheryl also shared a snap of her charity NHS rainbow T-shirt to her Instagram grid with an inspiring message.

She penned: ‘Thursdays at 8pm is firmly becoming what I look forward to most each week! I’m so happy to be supporting clap for our carers who are raising funds for our incredible NHS staff.

‘There are no words to thank you all for everything you’re doing and continue to do, thank you from the bottom of my heart✨ head to my stories now for a swipe up so you can support and get your own T-shirt. 

‘All proceeds from the sale goes directly to NHS Charities Together ✨.’

Clap For Our Carers T-shirts were unveiled earlier this month and benefit NHS charities during the COVID-19 crisis.

Mother-of-two Annemarie Plas, 36, from Streatham Hill, London, came up with the idea to applaud NHS workers and teamed up with British social enterprise Kindred to unveil the Clap For Our Carers T-shirt.  

The £20 top, available to buy via kindred.co, features a large rainbow on the front with the words ‘thank you’ underneath. It was designed by Kindred founder Aaron Simpson and his wife Leanne. 

One hundred per cent of the money will go towards NHS Charities Together, which supports frontline staff, emergency workers and carers. The aim is to raise £5million.