Nepo baby performs debut gig and famous dad and his Hollywood A-list pal join her onstage – can you guess who she is?
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THIS nepo baby was born and raised in Hollywood, and comes from a VERY famous family.
That's why the rising star thrilled fans when she brought on her famous dad to perform with her at her debut gig - but can you guess who her star parent is?
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Can you guess who this nepo baby's dad is?
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The rising star was joined on stage by her famous father
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The nepo baby in question is Jami Belushi - daughter of Jim Belushi
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The father and daughter were joined on stage by Dan Aykroyd
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The nepo baby in question is Jami Belushi, 25, who is the daughter of actor Jim Belushi, 71.
The Hollywood star's daughter is now carving a career for herself as a singer.
She recently took to the stage at the Windy City Smokeout in Chicago.
The singer and songwriter made her performance debut to a crowd of 25,000 people, singing some of her original songs.
The rising star then thrilled revellers when her famous dad, who is best known for According Jim, joined her on stage.
Jami's dad is the younger brother of the original Saturday Night Live cast member, and Blues Brothers star, the late John Belushi, who passed away in 1982.
To pay tribute to her uncle, Jami and Jim welcomed his Blues Brothers co-star Dan Aykroyd onto the stage as well.
The trio then went on to do a special performance, much to the delight if festival-goers.
Posting the moment on Instagram, Jami wrote: "My 1st round of 📸 from WINDY CITY SMOKE OUT. Not over it."
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Jim and Dan teamed up again later in the day.
The comedians joined country music group Old Dominion on stage and even dressed up as the Blues Brothers.
The pair then recreated the Everybody Needs Somebody to Love scene from the 1980s comedy, which featured Dan and Jim's late brother John.
Jami's dad Jim followed in his famous older brother John's footsteps by starring in and writing for Saturday Night Live from 1983 to 1985.
He then appeared in a titular series of his own, According to Jim, from 2001 to 2009 on ABC.
On the big screen, the actor has appeared in many big films including The Man With One Red Shoe, Little Shop of Horrors, Jumpin Jack Flash, Gang Related, and many more.
Jim welcomed Jami with his third wife Jennifer Sloan.
The former couple - who also have a son - divorced in 2021.
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