Milla Jovovich's Lookalike Daughter Ever Arrived at Paris Fashion Week in a Trendy, Princess-Like Fashion
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In the photos, we can see she donned a peach jacket over a matching, vintage-inspired cream blouse and trouser set. She paired the look with a black bag, gold pendant necklace, and a matching peachy smokey eye!
Truly, she's rocking the peach keen trend to a tee! And can we talk about how she's already her mother's lookalike? It's uncanny!
For those who don't know, Jovovich met her husband Paul W.S. Anderson, in 2002 while working on the film Resident Evil. They started dating soon after meeting, and got engaged a year later. They later married in 2009, and have welcomed three children Ever, born in Nov 3, 2007, Dashiel, born in April 2015, and Osian, born in Feb 2020.
While Jovovich is more private about her children, she did share the sweetest tribute to Ever on her 17th birthday back in Nov 2024. She shared a series of photos with the caption reading, 'Happy 17th Birthday to our queen @everanderson!!🥳 I remember looking at my newborn, my first baby and wondering what kind of a teenager she would be. Not even being able to imagine how this tiny, adorable, screaming being could develop into a rational, articulate human.😂 I knew you would be awesome, because I'm your mom, so I mean obviously💅🏼, but I could never imagine, not in a million years, what an intelligent, hilarious, talented and powerful young woman you would turn out to be! The journey I've watched you take has been the most mind blowing experience of my life. Seeing you grow and understand who you are and what you want, seeing you deal with difficult situations that seemed like they could swallow you up, but instead made you stronger and you managed to overcome.'
She added, 'Seeing you make the choices that weren't the easiest, but the ones that would help you develop into a more resilient, understanding and disciplined person have inspired and taught me so much more than I ever thought possible! I mean I'm the mom, you should be learning from me! Yet, I'm the one who learned so much from you. Everyday I wake up so grateful to be on this life adventure with you and everyday brings new knowledge and understanding that I never would have had without you showing me and teaching me. What an honor it's been raising you. What a privilege to share this life together. I love you more than I can ever describe because my words are just a pale shadow of the feelings in my heart! Happy Birthday Ever! My fireheart!❤️🔥.'Best of SheKnows
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