Nepo babies mock their TV star dad in hilarious TikTok – can you guess who their famous parent is?
The kids of the actor and TV host took centre stage in the funny skit which garnered plenty of laughs from their fans.
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The clip followed a recent viral trend which sees people dismissing a large amount of money for a restaurant bill as "not that bad" when they aren't the ones paying it.
But for these nepo-babies, the trend was even funnier given that their multi-millionaire father was the butt of the joke.
But would you be able to work out who their very famous father is?
It is Terry Crews - leading sitcom star and host of America's Got Talent.
Terry has appeared in movies such as White Chicks, Idiocracy and Blended before becoming better known for TV outings such as Julius Rock in Everybody Hates Chris and Terry Jeffords in Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
In the clip, Terry and his family were dining at the eatery, Martha's Vineyard.
His children that participated in the skit which confirmed their meal would set them back $857.
His son then mouthed: "Oh, that's not too bad!"
The camera then panned to reveal Terry as he reclined back in his chair after hearing his children brush off the extortionate amount.
Reacting to the clip, one fan said: "I was like how is anyone affording $857 for dinner in this economy and then saw Terry Crews."
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Another then added: "I feel the pain Terry Crews! My family just be acting like oh that's not much!! Hahahaha."
Before a third insisted that he was adopting the character of Julius in the moment, insisting: "That's not Terry Crews. That's Julius Rock."
With another echoing: "That wasn't Terry at the table… that was Julius."
Terry shares five children with his wife Rebecca King and the pair have been married for over 30 years.
Terry and Rebecca met in a local Michigan church in the 1980s.
At the time, Rebecca was a music minister at the church while Terry was a student at Western Michigan University.
The couple's first child, Naomi Burton-Crews, was born to Rebecca and her ex, Charles Burton, but was later adopted by Terry.
Their second daughter, Azriél Crews, was born in the same year the pair married.
They also have Tera, Wynfrey and Isaiah.
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