Jimmy Fallon's daughter Winnie, 6, adorably interrupts show to tell him she lost a tooth

Jimmy Fallon captured a lovable moment on 'The Tonight Show' when his daughter walked in to make the announcement and fans joined in to congratulate her
Winnie and Jimmy Fallon (NBC)
Winnie and Jimmy Fallon (NBC)

Jimmy Fallon is trying to bring a smile on everyone's face while filming the 'The Tonight Show' at his home. Seeing the talk show host living his ordinary life, fans have started liking the home version of his show more than the one that airs on television. Many had commented that they felt good about getting a glimpse into his everyday life where he takes on the role of a proud father. 

In the latest episode (April 7) of 'The Tonight Show', Fallon had invited Ciara and Russell Wilson to talk about how they were doing during the lockdown. The two said they have been spending a lot of time with their children while Russell revealed that he had taken the role of a coach for his children as he taught them how to play basketball and tennis among other sports. 

While the two continued the conversation, Fallon had a surprise visitor who interrupted the show. This surprise appearance was made by none other than his 6-year-old daughter, Winnie Rose Fallon. Winnie looked excited and happy as she came to Fallon to tell about a milestone in her life.

Fallon found out that Winnie had just lost another tooth. Ciara and Rusell were excited to find out how it had happened. Winnie revealed that her mother had tied a string around her tooth and then pulled it out. She seemed happy about her tooth finally coming out while Ciara reminded her to put the tooth under her pillow so the tooth fairy could come and give her money.

Ciara took this time to share how her son, Future Zahir Wilburn, lost his tooth too. She recalled that their daughter, Sienna Princess Wilson, accidentally hit Future with her elbow which resulted in him losing his teeth. While all three of them laughed, Fallon sure did look like a proud father as he explained that it was most likely her sixth tooth. 

Fans were quick to congratulate Winnie as one wrote, "Thank you for another great show, Jimmy! Congrats to Winnie on losing another baby tooth!! Your chat with Justin was so much fun, I’ve missed seeing you guys together!! Love ya." 

Another added, "Loved this episode/video tonight. The Timberlake talk, the Nancy interview, and when Winnie came in the room to tell you about her missing tooth, so cute!! Thanks! Keep these going!!"

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