Shawn Johnson Shares Photo of Daughter Drew Lying Upside Down While Flying in Plane Piloted by Husband

The Olympic gymnast shares her three kids with husband Andrew East

Shawn Johnson East's daughter is taking after her dad.

On Tuesday, the former Olympic gymnast, 32, shared a few photos on her Instagram Story as she and her 4-year-old daughter Drew Hazel flew in a plane piloted by husband Andrew East, also 32. In the first photo, Johnson East's daughter is on her back and wearing a headset, staring at the ceiling.

"Y'all are going to get your panties in a bunch but this is how Drew spent about 30 minutes of our flight yesterday just chit chatting with her daddy asking him all sorts of questions about the sky, and planes, and clouds, and how to fly," Johnson East wrote over the picture. "It was magical to watch and listen to."

She followed up that picture with one of Drew in a car, peering out the window. "Hahaha she loves it. Says she wants to fly like daddy."

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Johnson East shares her three kids — Bear Madison, 3 months, Jett James, 2, and Hazel Drew — with husband East.

In March, the pro athlete spoke with PEOPLE about welcoming her baby boy, saying that the transition from two to three kids has been "a lot."

"Three kids is a lot, but it is the greatest blessing ever. I mean, our little guy's amazing," Johnson East told PEOPLE. "Our kids are in love with him. They couldn't be better big siblings. It's just been trying to figure out how to do three logistically [that] has been interesting, but a fun challenge."

She also shared that she and East have gotten good about splitting their parenting responsibilities 50/50.

"It's more so now that we have three kids, someone kind of always has to be doing something," she explained. "I think that's probably the hardest transition with three for parenting with two parents is with two, there was still this ability to take two and someone can go have their time and then switch."

"Now with a baby and two bigs, someone has to have the bigs and someone has to have the baby at all times, then you just switch," Johnson East continued. "It's usually just like who's got who and it changes but both of us are always doing something, which is wonderful."

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