Michael Bublé Breaks Down in Tears Over Daughter Cielo’s 2nd Birthday: ‘I Love You So Much It Hurts!’

Michael Bublé's daughter is officially 2!

On Tuesday, Aug. 20, the "Haven't Met You Yet" singer, 48, posted an adorable video on his Instagram as he celebrated his daughter Cielo's birthday. The Reel was set to Bublé's song "Don't Blame Me" and was filled with adorable clips and photos from Cielo's first two years of life, snuggling with dad and enjoying time with her siblings.

"Our girl turns two today! You’ve filled our lives with so much love and light and your mommy and papi have no idea how we lived life without you!!!" Bublé wrote in both English and Spanish.

"Happy Birthday Cielo! We love you so much it hurts!! #DontBlameItOnMe if you feel inspired to post you with your babies to this audio. Let’s flood this app with love, the world could use it."

Bublé shares his four kids — son Noah, 10, Elias, 8, Vida, 5, and Cielo — with wife Luisana Lopilato.

On Easter this year, Bublé shared a post on Instagram from the airport as he traveled with his family of six on the holiday weekend.

"Doesn’t matter where we go or what we’re doing. Whether it’s a Hawaiian vacay or the chaos of an airport on the way home. It’s always better when we’re together," Bublé wrote in his caption at the time.

"We wish the same for you and your families this Easter. ❤️," he added.

Last year, Bublé opened up about his and Lopilato's differing parenting styles, ahead of them welcoming baby number four.

"I'm so proud to be Canadian, but we're very conservative and we're courteous and everything runs sort of in [an orderly fashion]. Argentinians are far freer and it's loose ... and you know what? It made for such a perfect mix," he told Yahoo Life. "It was hard for me, culturally, at first to sort of deal with that, but I love how easygoing my wife is."

The crooner added that Lopalito “loves” watching their four children “color outside the lines.”

“I think that mix of our cultures has been such a beautiful thing for my kids because I think they've taken the best of both worlds — and they're very different worlds,” he said.