A wild comment has left Reese Witherspoon's daughter grossed out
Ava Phillippe, 25, has recently been on a TikTok posting spree, sharing cute videos of herself and her musician boyfriend, Dakota Brubaker, to her more than a million followers.
It was all going well until someone decided to compare her and her current boyfriend to her parents - yes, her parents.
'Close enough. Welcome back, Reece and Ryan,' the person commented.
The 25-year-old posted a video response to the accusation, yelling, 'No, no, no' while waving her hands around in protest.
'You guys … what,' she captioned the video.
Her objection didn't really work.
It just made more people comment, claiming that her boyfriend looked like her dad and that she looked like her mum.
'If not cruel intentions why cruel intentions shaped?' One asked.
'I see it. Literal Reese and Ryan,' someone claimed.
'Your parents are iconic. Own it,' another instructed.
Ava's movie star parents met in the 1990s, starred in Cruel Intentions together, got married in 1999, had two children, Ava and Deacon, and divorced in 2008.
Outside of being disgusted that people are comparing her relationship to that of her divorced parents, Ava often goes viral because she looks so much like her mum.
People have gone so far as to claim they look like 'twins,' and Ava's life is pretty unrelatable because of her celebrity upbringing.
She attended The University of California but has dabbled in modelling and has most recently turned her hand to acting with guest roles in shows like Doctor Oddessy.
While Ava has stayed away from mainstream media, her mum, Reese, did open up about parenting adult children on the US Today Show.
'First of all, you're managing them a lot when they're little, and it's very physical, and then it's more emotional support. And suggestions, not telling them what to do when they get a little bit older,' she said.
She also stressed that you must 'nurture' your adult relationships with your children while still giving them 'space and respect' to become who they are.
Witherspoon went on to emphasise the importance of maintaining a healthy bond with her children.
'You have to really nurture your adult relationship with your children too. And give them respect and space to become who they are, not who you want them to be,' she said.
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