19 "Nepo Babies" Who Aren't Super Famous, But You've Probably Seen Them Before
1. This is Milo Manheim. He currently plays Wally in School Spirits and Zed in Disney's Zombies movies.
His mom is Camryn Manheim.
2. This is Taylor Dearden. She currently stars as Dr. Mel King on The Pitt.
Her parents are Bryan Cranston and Robin Dearden.
3. This is Mia Threapleton. She currently stars as Honoria Marable on The Buccaneers.
Her parents are Kate Winslet and Jim Threapleton.
4. This is Louisa Jacobson. She currently plays Marian Brook on The Gilded Age.
Her parents are Meryl Streep and Don Gummer.
5. This is Isa Briones. She currently stars as Dr. Trinity Santos on The Pitt.
Her parents are Jon Jon Briones and Megan Johnson Briones.
6. This is Toby Stephens. He currently plays Poseidon on Percy Jackson and the Olympians.
His parents are Maggie Smith and Robert Stephens.
7. This is Bessie Carter. She currently plays Prudence Featherington on Bridgerton.
Her parents are Imelda Staunton and Jim Carter.
8. This is Ty Tennant. He stars as young Aegon II Targaryen on House of the Dragon.
His parents are David and Georgia Tennant.
9. This is Nico Parker. She played Sarah Miller on The Last of Us and is starring as Astrid in the upcoming live-action How to Train Your Dragon movie.
Her parents are Thandiwe Newton and Ol Parker.
10. This is Charlie Hall. He's best known for his performances in shows and movies like The Sex Lives of College Girls, Moxie, Bel-Air, Single Drunk Female, Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story, and Love, Victor.
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His parents are Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Brad Hall.
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11. This is Hannah Einbinder. She currently stars as Ava Daniels on Hacks.
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Her parents are Laraine Newman and Chad Einbinder.
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12. This is Lewis Pullman. He's best known for playing Bob in Top Gun: Maverick and is starring in the upcoming Marvel movie Thunderbolts.
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He's also known for his performances in Lessons in Chemistry and Bad Times at the El Royale.
His parents are Bill Pullman and Tamara Hurwitz.
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13. This is Jackson White. He currently stars as Stephen DiMarco on Tell Me Lies.
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His parents are Katey Sagal and Jack White. Kurt Stutter is his stepfather.
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14. This is Zoey Deutch. She's best known for her performances in Zombieland: Double Tap, The Politician, Not Okay, Before I Fall, Vampire Academy, and Something At Tiffany's.
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Her parents are Lea Thompson and Howard Deutch.
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15. This is Aurora Perrineau. She's best known for her performances on Westworld, Prodigal Son, Kaos, and When They See Us.
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Her parents are Harold and Brittany Perrineau.
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16. This is Ruby Modine. She's best known for her performances in Shameless and the Happy Death Day movies.
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Her parents are Matthew Modine and Caridad Rivera.
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17. This is Eve Hewson. She's best known for her performances in Bad Sisters, The Perfect Couple, and Behind Her Eyes.
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Her parents are Bono and Ali Hewson.
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18. This is Miles Robbins. He's best known for his performances in Blockers, Halloween (the 2018 one), The Get Down, and My Friend Dahmer.
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His parents are Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins.
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19. Finally, this is Honor Swinton Byrne. She's best known for starring in The Souvenir and The Souvenir Part II.
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Her parents are Tilda Swinton and John Byrne.
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