This is how Reese Witherspoon reacted to the last photo of her daughter with her boyfriend
It's amazing how similar some people are to their relatives. In the 'celeb' world, there are cases of very striking parents and children, as is the case with Cindy Crawford and Kaia Gerber, David and Romeo Beckham or Reese Witherspoon and Ava Phillippe. Probably, the latter are the ones that have made the most headlines because they are like two peas in a pod. They can even get confused!
Although, beyond their brutal similarity, we must talk about how well the actress and her daughter get along, something they often demonstrate on social media. Although hey, considering that Reese is one of the funniest people on the planet and an expert in viral memes, it's not surprising. They have sometimes dedicated the odd post to each other, but now we also know that Ava's boyfriend is very dear to the actress's family, judging by the last comment we've seen on Instagram.
The thing is, the artist's daughter never posts photos with her boyfriend, Owen Mahoney, as it's a part of her life that she prefers to keep to herself. But this has been a special occasion. The couple has gone on vacation to Austin, Texas, and specifically to see how bats fly under the city's bridges, something that is a tourist attraction there. But it couldn't be: "The bats were shy so... here's a picture of us instead."
And so, with such a small gesture, Ava did something very important: show that part of her life to the rest of the world. Of course, she could not miss the comment from her mother who, apparently, adores Owen: "These two 😍", she put it. We want to see more photos of the couple!
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