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Yahoo
02-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Shemar Moore's Baby Picture Proves He's ‘Twinning' With Daughter Frankie — Right Down to the Cutest Nose Scrunch
Tiny details make the biggest difference when looking at genetics. For example, the specific way Princess Charlotte positions her feet that look just like grandmother Princess Diana, or the smirk that Rumer Willis's daughter Louetta inherited from her grandpa Bruce Willis. It's these uncanny similarities that are so incredible to see! Now, Shemar Moore's daughter Frankie is the latest celebrity to steal a trait from her famous dad. The S.W.A.T. star shared an adorable childhood photo of himself followed by a picture of his daughter, 2, who he shares with ex Jesiree Dizon. In the first snap, a toddler Moore sits on a chair outside, with an amazing head of long brown curls. He looks at the camera and scrunches his nose in a very specific way. In the next slide, Frankie sports the exact same nose scrunch! She looks too cute in a watermelon swimsuit with her hands clasped together and her brunette hair tied up in a bun. These two could be twins! More from SheKnows Boy Mom Zoe Saldana's 'Mini Roundup' Shows How Her Sons Have Become Mini Travelers 'Twinning 😠😠🥰😍💜💯,' Moore captioned the precious post on Instagram. Basically, everyone noticed these two had the same face. 'Baby girl looks so much like you!!!!' one person wrote. Someone else said, 'Frankie is definitely her Daddy's twin!' 'Wow. Same eyes, nose. ❤️❤️ beautiful baby girl. We know Shermar is gorgeous,' another wrote. Last month, he shared another cute photo of Frankie in her watermelon swimsuit. 'My Lil Tom Boy… Frankie n Daddy…' the Criminal Minds alum captioned the picture. 'my life's Greatest accomplishment and Joy!!! 💜😍🙏🏽 In this snap, Frankie wore one of her dad's black hats on her head as she poses for a picture in front of the pool. She looks so cute and content hanging out with her dad. Frankie turned 2 in January, and Moore called her a 'sassy beautiful, smart HAPPY MIRACLE!!!!' He added, 'THE LOVE OF MY LIFE!! It's Frankie's world!!!' Seeing these two together just melts our hearts! '' ' ' Best of SheKnows 27 Stunning, Unique Jewelry Brands & Pieces for Teens 20 Best Brands to Shop for Trendy Hipster Kids' Clothes This Summer This Is What Summer Looks Like When You're a Royal Kid Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
14-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Meet The New Wave of Celebrity Offspring Taking Over Fashion Week in 2025
The fashion industry loves a famous name. Fresh crops of celebrity kids-turned-runway-habitués spring up in tandem with the fashion seasons, some lucky enough to have more staying power than others. Hailey Bieber, Kaia Gerber, Lila Moss, and the Kardashian-Jenners have now become household names, with social media accounts and booming businesses that amass millions of followers and dollars (in Bieber's case, billions). Unsurprisingly, hot off the heels of the latest round of menswear and couture shows, there is a new generation of celebrity offspring to get acquainted with. Kai Schreiber, the 16-year-old model-actress and daughter of Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber, stomped onto the fashion scene last March, walking the Valentino show in Paris. Shortly after that, she signed with IMG and scored a campaign for the Alessandro Michele-helmed French house alongside another rising star, Scarlett White (daughter of Karen Elson and Jack White). Just over a week ago, the leggy blonde with an affinity for pairing Adidas pants with Margiela Tabi boots proved she was more than a one-season wonder, spotted both on the runway at Michael Rider's Celine debut and front row at Demna's swan-song Balenciaga couture show alongside her mother just a few days later. It's safe to say that this is just the beginning of Schreiber's fashion industry takeover, with high expectations that she will be all over the runways (and campaigns) come September. However, Schreiber is certainly not the only new girl in town worth noting. Romy Mars, the 18-year-old actress, singer, and daughter of filmmaker Sofia Coppola and musician Thomas Mars, has been making waves while garnering thousands of views on TikTok since 2023. Her most viral moment was the result of her being grounded for trying to charter a helicopter using her rock star dad's credit card. Famous kids, they're just like us. Except not. Coppola has been known to keep Mars and her younger sister Cosima, 15, out of the public eye, apart from Romy's appearance in her grandfather Francis Ford Coppola's film Megalopolis in 2024 and the release of her 'A-Lister' song and music video this past May (yes, Mom directed the project). But the three women embraced the spotlight together last week at the Chanel couture show in Paris, donning matching pastel looks that were very much to be remembered. And of course, Mars documented the experience for her collective 500k-plus following on Instagram and TikTok. On the menswear scene, it's Lennon, 25, and Gene, 23, Gallagher, sons of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher (Lennon's mom is Patsy Kensit and Gene's is Nicole Appleton), who are on the style set's radar. It doesn't hurt that their father's band is currently having a reunion tour, the first after a 16-year hiatus—leading to a surge in press for all of the Gallagher kids. Last month, Lennon and Gene sat front row at Anthony Vaccarello's latest outing for Saint Laurent menswear. Gene is a newer face in comparison to Lennon, who made his modeling debut on the runway at Topman in 2017 before going on to work with Saint Laurent, Burberry, and most recently, Tod's. This past April saw the celebration of the Italian house's iconic Gommino loafer, with a campaign titled 'Italian Diaries' that was shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch at Villa Talamo in Tuscany. In front of the camera were five children of Hollywood's elite: Lennon Gallagher, actress and singer Ella Bleu Travolta, daughter of John Travolta and Kelly Preston; writer and director Stella Banderas, daughter of Antonio Banderas and Melanie Griffith (which also makes her Dakota Johnson's half sister); model and artist Roberto Rossellini, son of Isabella Rossellini; and singer and actor Leo Gassmann, son of filmmaker Alessandro Gassmann. It's certainly not a new phenomenon, but a famous last name is still a hot ticket for teens and twentysomethings looking to break into the fashion industry. Front-row seats at runway shows and starring roles in seasonal campaigns seamlessly come along with the gig, often with no strings attached—apart from an Instagram story or TikTok video on their covetable platforms. But maintaining star power and expanding their reach to become the next founder of a brand like Rhode or the Fashion Awards Model of the Year is something that they will have to do on their own. After all, without the legacy, a name is simply a name. You Might Also Like The 15 Best Organic And Clean Shampoos For Any And All Hair Types 100 Gifts That Are $50 Or Under (And Look Way More Expensive Than They Actually Are)
Yahoo
22-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
15 Celebrity Parents Whose Kids Went to Ivy League Schools
Having celebrity parents comes with tons of perks — nepotism is alive and well in 2025 — but being a nepo baby doesn't automatically grant you access to the nation's top universities. For that, you have to have the grades. You don't see too many celebrity kids going the Ivy League route unless they are really dedicated, with the brains and the grades to match. Take Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's daughter Violet for example. In her first year at Yale University, she already had a paper published in the Global Health Review about the California wildfires that affected her family. And Jodie Foster's son Kit, who graduated from Princeton University in 2024 with a degree in chemistry. Other celebrity kids want to follow in their parents' entertainment footsteps — just with a college degree under their belt first. This includes Sarah Jessica Parker and Mathew Broderick's son James Wilkie, who graduated from Brown University in May 2025 and wants to be an actor. Sure, their parent's name might help them get in the door, but once there, these celebrity students have to work just as hard as everyone else to graduate. Whether their kids attend an Ivy for a short amount of time or they graduate from one of these prestigious universities, these celebrity parents couldn't be prouder. More from SheKnows Matrix Star Carrie-Anne Moss on Why She Avoided the Spotlight: 'I Actually, Physically, Couldn't Do the Work' Best of SheKnows These Are the 36 Celebrities with the Most Kids Tween & Teen Slang 2025: A Definitive Guide to 'What the Hellyante' Your Kid Is Saying Right Now Celebrity Parents Who Are So Proud of Their LGBTQ Kids Gwyneth Paltrow and ex Chris Martin's son Moses Martin, born in 2006, is a student at Brown University. Prior to Moses going to college in Fall 2024, Paltrow told The Sunday Times how she felt about being an empty nester. (Her daughter Apple, born in 2004, attends Vanderbilt University.) 'On the one hand, incredible sadness. A deep sense of impending grief. On the other hand, this is exactly what should be happening,' she said. 'Your kids are supposed to be, you know, young adults who can achieve and cope and make connections and be resilient. That's exactly what you want. And that means they leave the house.' On Moses' 19th birthday in April 2025, Paltrow shared photos of Moses on a FaceTime call with her. He laughs and plays an electric blue guitar from Brown while the duo catch up. 'Happy birthday Moses,' she captioned the photos. 'Honestly, you are a dream come true,' she continued. 'You are deeply kind and brilliant. You have an incredible intellect and you are so gifted, so talented. I listen to your music on repeat and miss you so much at college. And today more than ever. I love you my boy. ❤️mama' Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick's son James Wilkie, born in 2002, graduated from Brown University in May 2025. The Sex and the City star opened up on The E! News Sitdown with Bruce Bozzi about encouraging her son and her twin daughters Tabitha and Marion, born in 2009, to be happy and fulfilled. 'I really want my children to be educated in the ways that are fulfilling to them,' Parker said. 'I don't think that there is one way to be an educated person or to be equipped to be an adult and try to fashion a life for yourself after what would be considered 'finishing college'—let's say 22 years old.' 'You want for them to be pursuing things that are exciting and challenging and hard and gratifying and to be able to ultimately take care of themselves, support themselves—emotionally, financially,' she continued, 'and that they can be in the world and be a reliable person to themselves and to other people. And so we talk about work like that.' In the past, James has said he wants to be an actor, so it'll be exciting to see what he does next! George Stephanopoulos and Ali Wentworth's eldest daughter Elliott Stephanopoulos, born in 2002, graduated from Brown University in May 2025. The Good Morning America co-anchor posted a picture on Instagram captioned, 'We have a college graduate!!! Congratulations to Elliott, and to the entire class of 2025. We love you and are so proud of you, E!' Wentworth shared pictures of the big day as well, writing, 'She did it! Happy graduation to an incredible human being who has her father's brain and my legs. And if it was the other way around- she'd be screwed. Proud parents! All our children deserve an education!' Their younger daughter Harper, born in 2005, is studying at Vanderbilt University. Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones just became parents of a Brown University graduate for the second time as their daughter Carys Douglas, born in 2003, graduated in May 2025. Their son Dylan, born in 2000, graduated from Brown in 2022. Zeta-Jones shared a picture of her and Douglas kissing their daughter on the cheek to mark her graduation, writing, 'The night before graduation!!!! We are both such proud parents right now!! It's only just begun!! @ 👩🎓🎓👩🎓' Douglas shared a video for his daughter's graduation, saying in the caption, 'Congratulations Carys and the entire 2025 graduation class as you all begin your next chapter! We love you @ ❤️ 🎓 👏' Previously, Zeta-Jones posted a picture of her hugging Dylan when he graduated. 'Graduation congratulations to my boy, my pride, my joy, Dylan. I am inexplicably proud of you and I love you beyond words,' she wrote. At the same time, Douglas posted his congratulations, writing, 'One proud Dad! Congratulations Dylan! Well done! 👏 @dylan__douglas.' Jennifer Garner and ex-husband Ben Affleck's eldest daughter Violet completed her first year at Yale University in May 2025. During her first year, she wrote an essay for her university's Global Health Review titled, A Chronically Ill Earth: COVID Organizing as a Model Climate Response in Los Angeles. According to Hola!, she wrote how she wasn't surprised that fires burned near her California home. 'As a lifelong Angeleno and climate-literate member of Generation Z, my question had not been whether the Palisades would burn but when,' she wrote in part. Conan O'Brien and Liza Powel O'Brien's daughter Neve, born in 2003, attends Yale University and is an illustrator for the Yale Daily News Magazine, per Hello! The comedian hasn't confirmed where his son Beckett, born in 2005, is attending college. Former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama's daughter Malia, born in 1998, went to Harvard University in Fall 2017 and graduated in 2021 with a degree in Visual and Environmental Studies. In Sept. 2017, Obama opened up about the heart-wrenching experience of dropping off his daughter at college, per E! News. 'For those of us who have daughters, it just happens fast,' the 44th president said. 'I dropped off Malia at college, and I was saying to Joe and Jill [Biden] that it was a little bit like open-heart surgery.' He added, 'I was proud that I did not cry in front of her, but on the way back, the secret service was looking straight ahead pretending they weren't hearing me as I sniffled and blew my nose. It was rough.' The Obamas' youngest daughter Sasha, born in 2001, attended college at the University of Michigan. Jodie Foster and ex Cydney Bernard's two sons both went to Ivies. Their eldest son Charlie (pictured above), born in 1998, attended Yale University and was a part of many theater productions from 2017 to 2021, per TODAY. Their youngest son Christopher 'Kit,' born in 2001, graduated from Princeton University in 2024 with a degree in chemistry. His mom previously called him a 'hyper-focused scientist' with no desire to be an actor in an interview with Net-a-Porter. In the same interview, she called Charlie a 'super-charming, super-spontaneous' kid. Denzel Washington and Pauletta Washington's four kids are all college graduates, with two of them attending Ivy League schools. Their eldest daughter Katia, born in 1986, graduated from Yale University in 2010 and now works as a producer for Bron Studios, per PEOPLE. Their son Malcolm, born in 1991, attended the University of Pennsylvania and played for the university's basketball team from 2009-2010. He ended up graduating from Fordham University. Three of Donald Trump's kids attended his alma mater University of Pennsylvania: his son Donald Jr., born in 1977, and daughter Ivanka, born in 1981, who he shares with ex Ivana Trump; and his daughter Tiffany Trump, born in 1993, who he shares with ex Marla Maples. Donald Jr. graduated from the Wharton School in 2000, Ivanka graduated from Wharton in 2004, and Tiffany graduated from the College of Arts and Sciences in 2016.
Daily Mail
04-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Michelle Obama lays bare her parenting struggles as she admits Malia and Sasha 'pushed away' from her
Former First Lady Michelle Obama has laid bare her parenting struggles - as she admitted that her kids have distanced themselves from her and her husband, former President Barack Obama. During a recent appearance on the podcast Sibling Revelry with hosts Kate and Olivia Hudson, Michelle, 61, admitted that daughters Malia Obama and Sasha Obama started 'pushing away' from her and her husband as teens. The mother-of-two explained that she believes her daughters distanced themselves because they wanted to 'distinguish themselves' from their famous parents as they became adults. 'Where do we begin?' she said when asked about the difficulties she faced while raising two young women in the public eye. 'Our daughters are 26 and 23, they are young adult women. But they definitely went through a period in their teen years… it was the "push away."' Michelle noted that she has found that this is something that often happens to celebrity kids. 'They're still doing that, and you guys know this of children with parents who are known,' she continued. 'You're trying to distinguish yourself. It's very important for my kids to feel like they've earned what they are getting in the world.' In an act to make her own path, Malia dropped her last name when she premiered her short film at Sundance in 2024, per OK Magazine. 'We were like, "They're still going to know it's you, Malia,"' Michelle said of her decision. 'But we respected the fact that she's trying to make her way.' On another podcast with Kelly Ripa, Michelle talked about what it was like to protect her daughters' privacy while Barack was in office. 'That was a lot of work,' she told Kelly on Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa. 'And it got harder as they got older.' As they grew up, she said they 'had to drive and go to prom and they were on teams and they traveled to other schools and they had to do college searches and they went to parties and they had drinks, and they tried out smoking and they did all the things.' 'Every weekend was a nightmare because we had to work to make sure that them being regular teenagers didn't wind up on Page Six,' Michelle added. She said that her daughters just going to a friend's house required extra measures. 'When your kids are under the security of the Secret Service, you almost have to work twice as hard to make their life normal,' she told Kelly. 'The process of having my children at your house meant that an advanced team had to come and question and search your house and ask if you had drugs and guns.' However, Michelle said her focus has changed now that her daughters are adults. 'We call that the Obama tax for them. You'll have it the rest of your life, but you also have a lot of benefits,' she explained. 'I'm trying to make this feel normal to them because you don't want them to [become] full of themselves, [or think] that any of this is about them and that their job is to go about their lives. This world is not about you. This is just your dad's job.' In April, on Michelle's podcast called IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson, the mom revealed that she had previously resorted to spanking her daughters - but ultimately changed her approach after realizing how it made her feel. 'I felt silly,' she said. 'It took a couple of spankings for me to be like, yeah, you know what? I don't want to do this anymore.' She described a moment of reflection that made her reconsider how she was showing up as a parent. 'I felt like, you know, this is a little kid,' she explained. 'And the fact that I can't think of any better way to get my point across than to smack somebody on the butt - I felt embarrassed.'
