Clay Aiken’s son Parker made his television debut Tuesday night.
The 45-year-old American Idol runner-up, who recently appeared on The Masked Singer, appeared on the latest episode of Celebrity Family Feud alongside his 15-year-old son who looks like him.
“This is my son Parker making his TV debut,” the devoted father told game show host Steve Harvey about his teenager.
Their smiles, noses, eyes and lips looked almost eerily similar as the father-son duo dominated the quiz stage.
Aiken’s team included the Measure of a Man hitmaker’s mother and brother, his best friend, and Jaymes Foster, Parker’s mother. They battled it out with David Foster — who is Jaymes’ brother — and Katharine McPhee’s family.
Clay Aiken appeared on the latest episode of Celebrity Family Feud alongside his 15-year-old son, Parker, who looks just like the singer
Not only did Parker make waves with his striking resemblance to his famous father, he also surprised fans with his witty remarks and clever answers.
He won the game by answering the question, “Name a famous Tom that a girl would like to go to the prom with,” and giving the handsome Spiderman star Tom Holland as his answer.
Despite Steve Harvey’s skepticism, the Aiken family won the award, using the winnings to fund their charity, the National Inclusion Project.
Earlier on Tuesday, Clay posted a video of his teen with the 67-year-old Family Feud host to his Instagram Story to tease the episode. He included a banner with the word “debut” in the post.
I Will Carry You singer and music producer Jaymes Foster welcomed Parker back in August 2008, just a month before the musician came out as gay to People magazine.
Their appearance on Celebrity Family Feud comes just weeks after the proud father shared the following: E-news His son has music ‘in his blood’ and sings regularly, but he does not want to follow in his footsteps and become a musician.
“He’s chosen a different path. He wants to do something different with his life. And I’m happy for him,” he told the outlet.
“My son has not only a lot of music, but also Idol in him,” said the singer, who added that his uncle David, aunt Katharine and fellow American Idol star Ruben Studdard would certainly support him.
“This is my son Parker making his TV debut,” the devoted father told game show host Steve Harvey about his doppelganger son
Aiken’s team included the Measure of a Man hitmaker’s mother and brother, his best friend and Parker’s mother, Jaymes Foster
Not only did Parker make waves with his striking resemblance to his famous father, he also surprised fans with his witty remarks and clever answers.
The Aiken family was the winner and used the winnings for their charity, the National Inclusion Project
Clay finished second on the 2003 season of American Idol
When asked if he would encourage Parker to audition for the singing competition, Clay said his role as a father allows him to be there for his son no matter what path he chooses.
“I mean, I think you should support whatever they want to do,” he said.
Clay finished second on the 2003 season of American Idol, which has since earned him widespread fame in the music industry.