When Australian Chloe Sutton welcomed her first child — a bouncing baby boy — in February 2024, he weighed 6 pounds 7 ounces, less than the average 7 pounds 7 ounce weight of a typical baby. Fast-forward to today and Sutton is being accused on social media of using artificial intelligence to make her son, who is now a 19-month-old toddler, appear larger than he really is. The 26-year-old said she had no idea that her son, aptly named Grizzly, would grow so large. Weighing in at a whopping 33 pounds, the toddler’s size has Sutton wondering if she gave birth to a defensive linesman. In September 2024, she took to social media to post a photo of herself holding Grizzly, with the caption: “My son is 7 months old and he’s officially more than half my size!” Comments began to fly, with one commenter saying, “I need him on my rugby team in a few years!” and a second saying, “I think he fixed my car back in 1984.” Many on social media have accused Sutton of lying about her husband being 6’1”, which prompted her to post a video showing his size and her son alongside him. With Sutton saying she’s about 5’4”, that would make Grizzly at least 2’7”, which is actually about average for a 19-month old boy.
