NFL Star Walter Payton's Granddaughter Celebrates Her 4th B-Day in Mulan Outfit in New Photos

NFL star Walter Payton's granddaughter celebrated her 4th birthday with an adorable "Mulan" themed party. Check out the photos here.

NFL star Walter Payton's granddaughter, Blair turned 4 years old and her family celebrated by throwing her a "Mulan" themed party.

Blair's mother Brittney Payton took to Instagram to share a series of sweet photos showing her enjoying her special day as well as her adorable "Mulan" outfit.

She also shared a series of photos of her daughter with her father Jordan Benson as they celebrated the 4-year-old.

For her birthday, Blair got to spend some time with her family and it looks like she had a few tasty sweets and treats from the photos her mother captioned:

"Early Birthday party for Blair! Can't believe she will be 4 in just a few days."

Brittney is the daughter of former Chicago Bears star Walter Payton with her brother being Jarrett Payton who first followed in his father's footsteps before becoming a sportscaster.

Also at her daughter's birthday party is the latest addition to her family, her youngest child Zoe who was born last year.

Brittney let her fans know that her family would be growing.

Last year in September, the television host announced that she was expecting her second child while hosting on Fox 32.

During the segment, Brittney let her fans know that her family would be growing, joking that it was getting harder to hide her bump. She said:

"We're having another baby girl, which means we'll have sisters. I never had a sister and I always wanted one. I love my brother, but I'm excited about it."

Brittney and her husband were married in 2013. Their wedding was featured in "CS Chicago Social Brides Modern Luxury."

The ceremony was held at St. James Cathedral in Chicago before moving to the Four Seasons Hotel for a classic and elegant reception.

Her father, Walter, first got his start after being drafted by the Bears in 1975, going on to win the league's Most Valuable Player in 1977.

He also helped his team win its first Super Bowl title and set NFL records before deciding to retire after the 1987 season.