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On October 8, 2024, an X user shared a TikTok video of Kamala Harris hugging a young Black girl. In the video, the young girl can be seen showcasing excitement to meet Harris and running to hug her, in addition to which she says:
"I love you so much Kamala. We fight, we win!"
This video of Kamala Harris and the young Black girl garnered significant attention on the internet and netizens were quick to comment on the same via X. Hinting at Harris becoming the 47th president of the United States and the girl acquiring the same position in the future, an X user tweeted:
"47th President meets with 53rd President. I love it!"
"So cute! And She actually pronounced Kamala’s name correctly, was that so hard!?" an internet user commented, referring to Trump frequently misprouncing Harris' name.
"This is precious! I hope her parents got a great picture!" an X user stated.
"Kids and pets have excellent instinct. I trust them when it comes to our next president." another X user mentioned.
Moreover, internet users complimented Harris for her approach toward the child.
"Harris is at ease, she’s in the moment. She’s believable." a user stated.
"The worth of a mentor or mother figure lies not in whether she has biological children, but in how she talks to and teaches, and what kind of character she instills," another X user mentioned.
"I don't even like kids but she makes me love them because she does!" a netizen tweeted.
"I'm voting for her": Kamala Harris comments on interaction with young Black girl
In the viral TikTok video of Kamala Harris meeting a young Black girl, the Vice President embraced the girl and told her parents that even though she met the girl for the first time, it was a wonderful meeting.
Moreover, after the little girl quoted Harris' "we fight, we win" line, Harris seemed impressed and mentioned:
"You are kidding me. Come here. I'm voting for her."
Harris further told the girl she was proud of her and was inspired by her. The presidential candidate also stated:
"I love meeting our young leaders, and you're so smart. That makes me so happy."
Later, Harris and the little girl posed for photographs.
Harris responds to recent remarks about her family
Arkansas GOP Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders recently suggested that Kamala Harris has nothing keeping her humble, stating that Harris doesn't have children. Then, on October 6, 2024, Harris appeared on the Call Her Daddy podcast, wherein the host Alex Cooper asked Harris to respond to Sanders' comment.
Responding to the same, Harris said:
"I don't think she understands that there are a whole lot of women out here who, one, are not aspiring to be humble, two, a whole lot of women out here who have a lot of love in their life, family in their life and children in their life."
Harris further shared that she is the stepmother to her husband Doug Emhoff's children from his previous marriage, Cole and Ella, who call her "Momala." The Vice President mentioned that some have their family by blood and some by love, while she has both, which she considers a blessing.
Talking about how family comes in different forms, Kamala Harris stated:
"Children form attachments and you really wanna be thoughtful about it. So I waited to meet the kids, and they are my children. And I love those kids to death — and family comes in many forms. And I think that, increasingly, you know, all of us understand that, you know, this is not the 1950s anymore."
In other news, Kamala Harris recently gave an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes, aired on October 7, 2024. During the interview, Harris was asked if the public really knew her, given she has changed her position on various things in the past.
Harris responded by stating that in the last four years, she has traveled the country listening to people and trying to get a hold of common ground. She stated that she believes in building consensus and this is what American people want from their leaders.
