Kendra Kramer is now 14 years old!
On Instagram, proud mother Chesca penned a heartfelt birthday greeting for her eldest daughter with Doug Kramer, Kendra."I love you more than you'll ever know, more than I can ever say, and more than I can ever show," she added.
In the post, Chesca compiled a series of videos of herself and Kendra from when she was still a baby up to the beginning of her teenage years."You're a gift to your family, and you're Mama and Papa's pride and joy," she added.
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