Mike Epps' Wife Kyra Cuddles Their Newborn Daughter Indiana Amid Quarantine in New Photos

Mike Epps's wife, Kyra Epps, shared photos of her cuddling with their adorable daughter as she gave the new-born tender kisses on her forehead.

Quarantine is giving Mike Epps' wife, Kyra Epps, some much needed quiet time with her new-born daughter, Indiana Rose Epps.

Recently Kyra shared a few photos on Instagram of her cuddling with Indiana. The sweet moment captured her new-born curled up on her chest. As she kissed her daughter on her forehead, she wrote in her caption, "Oh angel…Me and you."

Kyra looked fresh-faced with no makeup on only weeks after

. The proud mother couldn't get enough of her sleeping baby.

She shared another picture of Indiana on her Instagram story, in which she gave the camera a slight smile. "You're my angel…You and me," she gushed in her caption.

Kyra and Mike welcomed their daughter in March. He has three children from previous relationships named Makayla, Bria, and Maddie.

It is reported, his daughter's name was inspired by his hometown of Indiana. Rapper, Kanye West, followed the same trend when he named his third child, Chicago, in honor of where he grew up.

Kyra is also in the entertainment business like her famous husband. However, she prefers to be behind the camera as a television producer.

She currently works with Oprah's OWN network and as the senior producer for on "Iyanla Fix My Life" for over four years. In 2019 she was awarded the NAACP/Image Award for her work on the show.

Her credits as a producer don't end there. She has an associate producer credit on the Emmy Award-winning "Paternity Court." She has worked on Keke Palmer's show called, "Just Keke."

She has also partnered with her husband, Mike, as executive producers in creating the "Social Media Awards" for the BET network.

The couple were engaged in 2018 and held a lavish star-studded wedding with guests that included Snoop Dogg, Doug E Fresh, T.I and his wife Tiny in 2019.

According to Cheat Sheet, she walked down the aisle in front of 200 guests wearing a Pedram Couture gown with a 20-foot long train.