Celebrity Grandkids Who Inherited Their Famous Grandparents’ Looks And Charisma

Jan 28, 2025 by apost team

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There’s something fascinating about seeing family resemblances echo through the generations, especially regarding the descendants of famous faces. Some celebrity grandkids don’t just inherit family fame, fortune, and legacy — their looks also strongly remind us of their famous parents and grandparents. Whether strikingly identical facial features or similar charisma, these young stars in the current generation keep the legacy alive. Let’s look at some celebrity grandkids who are spitting images of their legendary ancestors.

Audrey Hepburn and Emma Ferrer

Artist Emma Ferrer has not just inherited her grandmother, Audrey Hepburn’s doe eyes and flawless skin; it seems artistic talent also runs in her genes. Though she never got the chance to meet her famous grandmother, the painter resonates with her as an artist. As to how she follows in her late grandmother’s footsteps, Ferrer has shared:

“We are both artists. Like her, I try to live my life with integrity and kindness. And to always be a lady.”

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Elvis Presley and Benjamin Keough

When you think of rock ‘n’ roll royalty, Elvis Presley is at the top of the list. Following his untimely passing in 2020, a friend of Benjamin Keough opened up about his life as Elvis Presley's grandson. He said the pressures of the Presley family contributed to his struggles.

“That kind of pressure is definitely a part of what happened,” he shared. “It’s a tough thing when you have a lot of pressure with your family and living up to a name and an image.”

Kirk Douglas and Cameron Douglas 

Kirk Douglas, a titan of the Golden Age of cinema known for iconic roles in films like “Spartacus,” was Hollywood royalty. His grandson, Cameron Douglas, has inherited the strong jawline and intense gaze that made Kirk a screen legend. Cameron is the son of Michael Douglas and has followed in his family’s footsteps with roles in independent films. Looking back on Kirk’s remarkable career, Cameron said:

“When I look at his life, what he accomplished, and the way he carried himself, it’s hard for me to imagine anyone doing it any better.”

Princess Diana and Princess Charlotte

Princess Charlotte is the granddaughter of Princess Diana, one of the world's most beloved public figures. Not only has she inherited the grace and poise of her late grandmother, but she also shares her features and the “Spencer stare.” Most importantly, as was announced at her birth, the legacy continues in her name: Charlotte Elizabeth Diana.

Marlon Brando and Tuki Brando

Marlon Brando is widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of all time, and his good looks and brooding intensity became the trademarks of his career. His grandson, Tuki Brando, has inherited those striking features. Tuki, the son of Marlon’s late daughter Cheyenne, is a successful model with angular cheekbones and smoldering eyes. While Tuki chose a career in fashion rather than acting, his presence in front of the camera feels like a fitting tribute to the Brando legacy.

Jackie Kennedy Onassis and Rose Schlossberg

Jackie Kennedy Onassis and her granddaughter Rose Schlossberg, the daughter of Caroline Kennedy, share a striking resemblance that has captivated many. Both possess a natural elegance and timeless beauty marked by their delicate bone structure, similar dark, glossy hair,  and strong jawlines. Rose, who, like her grandmother, can light up a screen, chose a career in comedy, releasing a web series in 2016 called the “End Times Girls Club.”

Gregory Peck and Ethan Peck

Gregory Peck and his grandson Ethan Peck share a remarkable resemblance that includes chiseled features like a strong jawline, high cheekbones, deep-set eyes, as well as dark, thick eyebrows that frame their faces with striking definition. Being so genetically blessed, it’s no surprise that Ethan has followed in his grandfather’s footsteps as an actor. In 2010, he landed the starring role in the television version of “10 Things I Hate About You.” Despite having a cinematic icon for a granddad, Ethan said he never recalled “ever having a conversation with him about acting” and that Gregory was “just Grandpa to me.” 

What are your thoughts on this? Are there other grandchildren of famous people you know following in their footsteps? Let us know, and then pass this along to your loved ones!