Amanda Kloots treats son Elvis with ice cream as her boy with late husband Nick Cordero celebrates 5th birthday

Amanda Kloots treated her son Elvis with ice cream on Monday as they celebrated his 5th birthday in Los Angeles.

The 42-year-old talk show host wore a sleeveless green dress from Los Angeles-based Misa along with open-toed white heels for her outing with Elvis in the Encino area.

She had her blonde hair pulled back and accessorized with earrings while walking with Elvis who carried a cup of ice cream and held a spoon.

Amanda welcomed Elvis in June 2019 with her late husband Nick Cordero, who died in July 2020 at age 41 after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

She documented Nick’s health struggle and death from COVID-19 on Instagram and since his passing has been raising Elvis in Los Angeles.

Amanda and Nick met in 2014 while working on the musical Bullets Over Broadway in New York City.

They got married in September 2017 and surprised their wedding guests with an epic surprise dance and were together until his death in 2020.

Amanda shared multiple photos of herself with Nick and Elvis on her Instagram Stories while celebrating his birthday.

She also shared a post from actor Zach Braff, 49, who played the lead role in the musical adaptation of Woody Allen’s Bullets Over Broadway in 2014.

‘Happy 5th birthday to the king, Elvis Cordero,’ Zach wrote along with a picture of himself holding hands with Elvis as they walked together.

Nick was staying at Zach’s guest house with Amanda and baby Elvis when he was initially diagnosed with pneumonia.

He was hospitalized in March 2020 and was placed into a medically-induced coma as his condition worsened. His right leg was amputated in April 2020 due to a blood clot and he died after more than 90 days in hospital with Amanda by his side.

Amanda, a former member of the Rockettes dance company, competed on season 30 of Dancing With The Stars and finished in fourth place with pro partner Alan Bersten, 30.

The 42-year-old talk show host wore a sleeveless green dress from Los Angeles-based Misa along with open-toed white heels for her outing with Elvis in the Encino area

Amanda welcomed Elvis in June 2019 with her late husband Nick Cordero, shown together in August 2019 in New York City, who died in July 2020 at age 41 after being diagnosed with COVID-19

The Talk co-host is shown on Friday at the 51st annual Daytime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles

She became a permanent co-host in 2021 of the daytime talk show The Talk after appearing as a guest co-host in 2020.

CBS announced in April that the 15th season of The Talk will be its last and the show will conclude in December.

Amanda in 2020 launched a digital fitness brand that features her leading exercise videos.

She released a memoir in June 2021 titled Live Your Life.