These Celebrity Grandchildren Look Just Like Their Famous Grandparents Did
When celebrities pass away, all of their money typically goes to their next of kin, which is usually their spouse and kids. But it turns out that family fortune and traditions aren’t the only things that get passed down in a family line.
Just ask the grandchildren of these famous celebrities who have inherited their genes, good looks, and most importantly, their undeniable talent. And a few of these grandkids even look like the spitting image of their grandparents when they were in the spotlight!
Billie Lourd, Debbie Reynolds’ Granddaughter
“Scream Queens” actress Billie Lourd is a Hollywood star just like her mother Carrie Fisher, a.k.a. Princess Leia from “Star Wars,” and her grandmother Debbie Reynolds, who had a striking Hollywood career for nearly 70 years before her untimely passing.
Unfortunately, Lourd is Fisher’s only child and she had to bear the brunt of losing both her mother and grandmother in the same year.
Benjamin Keough, Elvis Presley’s Grandson
Anyone who saw Benjamin Keough walking down the street swore that Elvis Presley was still alive. But that had something to do with the fact that Keough was the grandson of the King of Rock and Roll. Sadly, these two have something else in common. They’re no longer with us.
Keough lost his life at the young age of 27.
Charlotte Casiraghi, Grace Kelly’s Granddaughter
From modeling to editing to journalism to film production, Charlotte Casiraghi has done it all. And it’s no surprise given that she was inspired by her famous grandmother, Grace Kelly, a former actress who became the Princess of Monaco when she married Prince Rainier III in 1956.
Alia Shawkat, Paul Burke’s Granddaughter
Alia Shawkat is an American actress known best for her role as Maeby in the sitcom “Arrested Development.” She has also starred in the HBO Max series “Search Party” and has done films like 2015’s “The Final Girls.” But it’s no surprise she’s an actress given that her grandfather, Paul Burke, was pretty famous in the 1960s.
He starred on shows like “Naked City” where he was nominated twice for an Emmy, and the series “12 O’Clock High.”