Nepo baby with two VERY famous Hollywood A-lister parents celebrates her 22nd birthday - but can you guess who it is?
A nepo baby, who is the child of two famous Hollywood A-lister parents, celebrated her 22nd birthday on Monday.
The novice model looked the double of her actress mother as her parents shared some sweet pictures to mark the big day.
Her father, 80, is a multi-award-winning American actor and film producer who has bagged multiple Golden Globes and a BAFTA for his legendary films.
Meanwhile her mother, 55, is a famed Welsh actress, who has starred in many cult classics such as Zorro, and a luxury brand model.
Her parents welcomed the nepo baby and her elder brother, Dylan, and have been happily married for 25 years.
But can you guess who it is?
That is right, it's Carys Zeta Douglas!
Carys is the daughter of Michael Kirk Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
And Carys proved that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree with her good looks as she looked the double of Catherine in a snap uploaded to Michael's Instagram on Sunday.
Sharing a snap of the influencer, Michael uploaded a picture of his daughter to celebrate her birthday.
Sharing a picture of his daughter, he penned: 'Happy Birthday my darling daughter Carys! Congratulations on graduation! I am proud of you @carys.douglas! ❤️ Dad'
To which she responded, 'Thank you Dadda I love you so much'
And her mother also took to social media to celebrate their youngest child as she shared a black and white throwback snap of herself and Carys as a toddle.
Alongside the Story, she wrote: '22 years ago my Easter Bunny arrived. Happy Birthday Carys'.
And the star has appeared to show interest in following her parent's footsteps, too, as she starred in the short film F**k That Guy featuring Victoria Pedretti (pictured April 2024)
Carys was born April 2003 and followed in her brother Dylan's footsteps as she is studying at Brown University in Rhode Island.
The brunette beauty has spent many months studying abroad in Europe as part of her International and Public Affairs degree.
And the star has appeared to show interest in following her parent's footsteps, too, as she starred in the short film F**k That Guy featuring Victoria Pedretti.
Carys has also featured in a few modelling gigs alongside her famed mother, as she has previously been seen in a Fendi campaign in 2019.
The student also appears to have a very strong relationship with her brother, as she recently shared pictures of them hiking through the mountains.
Michael has been married twice. His first marriage was to Diandra Luker in 1977, with whom he has one son, Cameron Douglas, 45. Michael and Diandra divorced in 2000.
In 2000, he married Welsh actress Catherine, 55 and acting is a prominent part of Michael's family background; he is the son of legendary actor Kirk Douglas and actress Diana Dill.
While Dylan has a short resume on IMDb, he still remains in the spotlight - he hosts Young American with Dylan Douglas, a 'Gen Z powered political talk show.'
Cary's IMDb only has four credits thus far but her work includes the short film Shell and working as a second assistant director on the short August.
In 2021, Catherine revealed both Carys and Dylan are determined to get into acting.
Catherine said on The Drew Barrymore Show: 'Their love of the craft of acting is so strong that even when their brains are doing politics and history in school, their passion is acting.
'And they've never done anything professional, but they would like to go into acting.'
Carys has even been warned by her father that if she pursues a career in Hollywood she will always be referred to as 'the daughter of.'
The mother-of-two said: 'In fact one has to prove oneself more, so even with that deterrent my kids are like, 'No, sorry we still want to do it.''
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