Little girl's Lion King-themed birthday cake has Twitter divided. See post

For her 3rd birthday, Leona wanted a Lion King-themed cake. Pictures from Leona’s 3rd birthday celebration were shared by her uncle Casey Feigh on Twitter. The post has gone crazy viral on socal media.

For her 3rd birthday, little Leona asked for a Lion King-themed cake. However, she had a very unconventional request. In the birthday cake, she specifically wanted a moment from the Lion King captured where Mufasa dies and his cub Simba looks on. The reason, you ask? Well, Leona wanted the entire cake for herself and came up with this genius plan. My niece turned 3 today!! She asked for a Lion King cake but specifically the moment where Mufasa dies, because “everyone will be too sad to eat the cake and it will be all for me.” pic.twitter.com/UOatqCUSj0 she’s going places. not places that require sharing but places nonetheless. pic.twitter.com/di8u6iYA9N My nephew turns 3 today and asked for an animal themed cake / party because he doesn’t like people. Which I mean, is fair. pic.twitter.com/Zpyz6NadLL I’m having mixed reactions of awe, and fear of the sociopathic social-emotional brilliance she has already figured out at this young age to manipulate people. Wow Not the parents actually doing it. I know kids say weird stuff but this a bit... concerning pic.twitter.com/782WsYji4t When my son turned 3 he requested a cake themed for “the diver man that takes Nemo” . 3 year olds are the best! pic.twitter.com/IOSXsbFE3K Kids are funny! My grand daughter wanted a poop emoji themed birthday party last year pic.twitter.com/Cut9t39QNk OMG. I bet they were howling with laughter when they made this. the detailing pic.twitter.com/oSesDy2EAB Pictures from Leona’s 3rd birthday celebration were shared by her uncle Casey Feigh on Twitter. The post, which was shared on Saturday (May 29), has gone crazy viral on social media. Feigh shared pictures from the three-year-old’s cake cutting session. As per Leona’s request, the bakers have captured the essence of that particular scene with great precision. The cake captures the traumatising depiction where Mufasa is trampled to death by a herd of wildebeest. This cake was baked by Thirsty Whale Bakery; a confectionary located in Minneapolis, in the US. Read the post here: