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Ten-year-old child star, Khamani Griffin, attended the Los Angeles premiere of Dreamworks Animation’s “Monsters VS. Aliens” at the Gibson Ampitheatre in Universal City, CA over the weekend. Khamani starred as “Bobby” in popular UPN/CW series, All Of Us.
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Everything that I seem to say does not show up as a published comment. So, I will say this and wonder if my comment will get shown.
This Boy looks like Diddy
and he got all his teeth! handsome young man
Wow he looks really different to how he did when he was younger!
He’s a cutie and I agree…he does favor Christian Combs.
So handsome! he does favor Diddy’s son!!!
Maybe it’s just me but he appears to be growing really slow. Most hollywood children are kids one minute & teenagers the next.
I read that he has a growth disorder and it’s becoming apparent. He is a handsome little boy.
It is has been said but not confirmed that Khamani has Achondroplasia, a byproduct of dwarfism that prevents growth from occurring. Only time will tell if it is true. Khamani is a very talented actor and I enjoyed watching him in “All of Us.” I wish him well.
He l00ks liKE A ReGUlAR TEN YEAR OLD TO ME HE SO CUTE
What a handsome young man, nice and dark skin.
Needs braces though, but he has a nice smile
wow….he looks different!!1
Modelchic,
I find it hard to believe that Khamani might have Achondroplasia (which, by the way, is not a ‘byproduct’ of dwarfism-it, in actuality, is the most common form of the disorder), given that he has yet to display any of its typical signs, like deformed bone structure (e.g. abnormal head size, ‘trident-like’ fingers, etc.), and will probably grow to be taller than 4′5″ (which is 1.5 inches taller than an average male dwarf with achondroplasia.)… Anywho, he’s a little cutie!
Aww I Call Him my brother
I will say 2 all stop hatin, let baby boy do him , he growing well 2 me and ill keep u in my prayers young man