Home and Away star Lynne McGranger and daughter Clancy look the mirror image of each other in loved up photos
The Home and Away star, 72, who shares the 29-year-old with partner Paul McWaters, frequently shares photos of the yoga instructor to her Instagram.
And followers are often left stunned by the similarities between them as the mother-daughter duo share the same sharp features, warm smile and bright blue eyes.
Clancy is also drawn to the arts and loves expressing her creative side, as Lynne has previously said her daughter enjoys singing, dancing and acting.
'She is a triple threat, she sings, dances and acts, at the moment she seems to be leaning toward more singing and dancing,' Lynne told Sydney Confidential in 2015.
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'We were surprised when Clancy announced at the age of 15 or 16 that she wanted to study drama. But we are very happy for her and support all the way.'
Clancy, who currently teaches yoga in Sydney, has even found her way onto the set of Home and Away as an extra on occasion.
According to Clancy's LinkedIn, she's also appeared on a number of other classic Australian shows as an extra, including Packed To The Rafters.
The blonde has also starred in a number of commercials for KFC, McDonald's, Cancer Council and Tourism Australia.
Lynne made the announcement of Clancy's engagement to boyfriend Luke Dickson via Instagram in October 2022.
'So happy for our beautiful daughter and her amazing fiancé on their engagement. We love you both so much,' Lynne captioned her post.
Lynne has played Irene Roberts on Home and Away since 1993, after taking over the role from actress Jacquy Phillips.
Irene Roberts was initially written as a recurring character but was promoted to regular cast shortly after Lynne joined.
The veteran actress is one of the longest-serving stars on the Australian soap.
Now, after three decades in the role, Lynne is leaving the iconic Aussie show behind. Her final scenes were filmed in March.
Sources recently claimed Lynne will use her long-awaited retirement from the series to finally tie the knot with her long-term partner Paul.
The couple have been together for more than 40 years.
A close friend of the soap star told New Idea a walk down the aisle could be on the cards now Lynne isn't tied down by filming commitments for Home and Away.
'Lynne used to joke that she and Paul would tie the knot when their daughter Clancy go married. She thought the idea of a double wedding was hilarious,' they said.
'But Clancy got married in August 2023 and her parents stubbornly kept their de facto status.'
'All that could change now Lynne has more time on her hands. Watch this space.'
While Lynne has kept her relationship out of the public eye, she revealed to New Idea back in 2014, how love blossomed between the couple.
'I invited him round to my place in 1984 [after having dinner together] and he never went home. Still hasn't,' she said at the time.
Lynne added while she was still waiting for Paul to propose, she was in no rush to tie the knot.
'We always joke and say we'll do it when we want some white goods, and I'm here to tell you now, we need a new washing machine,' she joked.
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