The Best Tweets From Simon Cowell’s Baby Eric

ByCamille Moore Posted on

Simon Cowell at Britain's Got Talent

Simon Cowell gained mainstream success during his tenure as a judge on FOX’s popular talent search competition show, American Idol.  Cowell, became well-known for his extremely critical comments which usually started with his famous signal phrase, “I don’t mean to be rude but…” Although Cowell’s TV persona has given many viewers the impression that he’s a full-time jerk, he has proven that there is more to him than just sarcastic remarks.  In February of 2013, Cowell and his girlfriend Lauren Silverman welcomed their first child into the world.  Cowell’s baby son, Eric, was thrust into the spotlight almost immediately after his birth.

Although he is just nine months old, baby Eric already become the subject of several parody Twitter accounts.  He currently has more than five different accounts, all providing followers with an abundance of humorous tweets that would surely make his famous father very proud.  Here are the best tweets from Simon Cowell’s baby.

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Eric Cowell may be just nine months old, but he’s already got the right idea trying to get in early with Blu Ivy Carter and North West.

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While his ability to cry in the perfect pitch is rather impressive, hopefully, for his sake, little Eric Cowell will never have to sing in front of a judge as critical as his father.

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Eric Cowell proves that you’re never too young to take a selfie, or to have chest hair.

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This tweet seems more like something Simon Cowell would say; however, after growing up around his father baby Eric will probably eventually gain some of his father’s famous arrogance.

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Based on his recent track record, Justin Bieber probably isn’t the best person candidate for god fatherhood.  Over the last few years, Bieber has had several run-ins with the law before finally getting arrest in 2014 for assault and dangerous driving.

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Camille has a master's degree from Saint Joseph University's Writing Studies program, and she currently works as the Writing Center Assistant Director at a small university in western Pennsylvania. Camille's writing has been published on several websites, and she enjoys writing articles and short stories in her spare time. You can follow Camille on Twitter @CamealAshley.

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