Enrique Iglesias shares cute video in which he makes baby Masha dance for the camera.

He welcomed his third child with Anna Kournikova on January 30.

And on Sunday, Enrique Iglesias posted a cute video to his social media accounts in which he is holding baby Masha and making her dance for the camera. 

The singer, 44, captioned the clip with a simple heart emoji. 

Masha – a Russian diminutive for the name Mary – sat in her daddy’s lap as he moved her hands around in time with the music.

She wore a cute little navy dress with red and green striping.

The infant has two older siblings – twins Lucy and Nicholas, who were born in December 2017.

Iglesias and Kournikova, 38, have been together since 2001.  

Iglesias told People on March 4 that the transition for the twins with a new sibling has gone ‘very smoothly,’ adding that ‘they actually love it.’

He explained: ‘There’s a two year difference, so I was a little scared. I was like, ‘How are they going to react?’ And I have two dogs so my house is chaotic.’

Adding: ‘When we first came home with Masha, I was like, ‘Oh, how is everybody going to react?”

Iglesias also recently told told Entertainment Tonight he is happy to change diapers and give bottles to the baby.

‘I actually am. I’m pretty hands on,’ he said.

He added that he hopes his kids follow in the footsteps of their tennis player mother, rather than opting for a music career like his own. 

‘I can honestly tell you, if I had to pick one, definitely sports,’ he explained. ‘Yeah, I would say yes, just because I love sports. I love golf, I love tennis, and I would not mind seeing one of my little girls play tennis.’

‘I don’t want to become one of these obsessive fathers, but I told Anna, I said, ‘You can be the best coach in the world.” 

The Hero singer previously admitted he hopes he’s a ‘cool’ dad but also felt he’d developed a new sense of responsibility since welcoming his twins into the world.

He said: ‘It’s one of the best feelings in the world. [I’m more responsible]. I drive slower. I think about stupid things a few more times before doing them.

Adding: ‘I hope to be a cool, easy-going dad.’