Photos showing Kelly Rowland's baby Titan's face seem to kept away from publisc, as the former Destiny's Child member is dealing with the loss of her mom whom she described as "incredible."

The singer posted a video on Instagram simply titled "A song for Titan."

The song started "You will always be mommy's little baby..." which hints of a track that Kelly Rowland will dedicate to baby Titan Jewell Weatherspoon.

One user commented: "Your baby is your mom they say when you lose one you gain a beautiful angel I'm sorry for you lots idk what I will do if I lost my mother but God wanted your angel to watch over your family."

Another wrote: "song is about to be dope , prayers go up to you and your beautiful family."

Photos showing the face of Kelly Rowland's baby Titan have not been released yet, and even the Instagram image only showed his head while being cradled by the former Destiny's Child member.

A more recent photo of baby Titan in Kelly Rowland's Instagram account only showed his tiny feet.

Earlier, talk show host Wendy Williams told Marc Lamont Hill that she hopes Kelly Rowland's baby Titan can live up to that name.

"Because I'll tell you what, a "titan" is not short. and he's not scrawny. "Titan" to me is, even if he's short, he's wide and cut, and you gotta play the game of life like a titan. You can't be a loser. So I hope that he can live up to it," she said in an interview posted on Necole Bitchie.

In order for Kelly Rowland's baby Titan to be successful, the TV talk show host continued, he's "going to have to make his own [money.] He's going to have to be smart in school and make his own bones and hopefully he'll be able to live up to the name."

Meanwhile, the singer gave tribute to her mother, Doris Garrison, who passed away at the age of 66 in her hometown in Atlanta, just a few weeks after Kelly Rowland's baby was born.

"The former Destiny's Child member, who recently became a mother herself, called her mother an incredible soul who made countless sacrifices so she could become the person she is today," the Associated Press said as published by ABC News.