Jessica Simpson Shares Hawaiian Vacation Photos Reveling in Her Son's Surfer Skills

Jessica Simpson shows her talented family surfing like professionals in Maui. Fans are impressed by how skillful her son, Ace Nute Johnson, looks on a surfboard.

Recently, Jessica Simpson shared a picture of her daughter’s, Maxwell Drew Johnson and Birdie Mae Johnson, looking adorable in Hawaiian style outfits. The Hawaiian style outfits might have been a cheeky hint to fans that Simpson and her family are saying Aloha to a vacation in Hawaii. Showing how proud she is of her families surfing skills, she writes:

“This is what happens when you get Big Wave Surfer Zane Schweitzer to coach your kids for a week in Maui. Thanks to Zane, Kim, Aloha, and Kawika for showing us your skills and your home.”

It looks like the week-long lessons paid off for Simpson family. Ace Nute Johnson looks confident and focused and his surfboard glides on top of the water.

In another picture Maxwell Drew Johnson looks just as confident as her brother, standing on a surfboard and catching some waves. Simpsons' children are joined by their father, Eric Johnson and an instructor. The family appears to be celebrating, as they conquer the Hawaiian waves on their surfboards.

Fans weighed in on the pictures, pointing out how impressive 5-year-old Ace looks surfing.

Looking effortlessly sporty on the water, Ace looks like he might have inherited his athletic side from his father. Johnson is a former football player for the NFL. The proud father of three often shown exposing his children to different types of sporting activities. A few months ago, Simpson shared the video of Ace practicing his golf swing on a driving range, she captions the moment:

“Already borrowing his dad’s clubs.”

Concentrating intently on his swing, the slow-motion video shows Ace successfully hitting the golf ball across the driving range.

Showing her children’s sporty capabilities, Simpson proves that talent and practice, lots of practice make any sporting activity fun for her children.