Gwyneth Paltrow was joined by daughter Apple Martin in a new social media video shared on Saturday.
The 53-year-old Oscar-winning actress who just revealed why she turned down a particular sex scene matched with her mini-me, 21, in silky navy pajamas.
For her part, Gwyneth Paltrow wore a button-up, long-sleeved top and matching pants while her daughter opted for loose-fitting shorts and an oversize top.
Their coordinating sleepwear was accented with white trim.
In the brief clip, which was soundtracked by Neil Diamond’s song Cherry Cherry, the Goop founder showed her 9.2 million followers how to use their holiday leftovers to make a breakfast dish.
‘Leftover stuffing waffles with sautéed onions, rainbow chard, and fried eggs. #boyfriendbreakfast,’ she captioned the post.
Gwyneth Paltrow shares her lookalike daughter, as well as 19-year-old son Moses, with ex-husband Chris Martin, 48.
Earlier this year Apple refuted claims that she benefits from her parents’ fame and accomplishments.
Following the release of a fashion campaign with Self Portrait, she insisted her parents have taught her the value of having a strong work ethic.
She told The Daily Telegraph in October, ‘I know this is not a normal way to grow up by any means.
‘But my parents did a really good job of instilling in me that I shouldn’t be entitled to anything. I have to work.’
Asked how she stays grounded, the young adult answered: ‘Hanging out with my friends and trying to have a normal college experience makes me feel more normal.
‘That’s how I like to unwind. We’ll sit down and do little guitar playing sessions. One person will play and the others will sing. I also love watching reality TV with my friends.
‘There was one day we spent five hours on the couch and just watched old episodes of America’s Next Top Model.’
The model is studying at Vanderbilt University and told Interview magazine earlier this year that she is ‘a law, history and society major.’
However, she is dabbling in acting, telling the outlet, ‘I’m in the lovely Vanderbilt Original Cast, the esteemed cabaret theater group.
‘This semester’s show is a musical parody of Love Island called Love on an Island. It’s so fun. The songs are phenomenal.’
She said in the April interview, ‘I have a very low voice so whenever we’re doing harmonies, it’ll be like, “Alright, it’s the boys and Apple.”
‘I’m singing my absolute favorite song this semester, which I’m so excited about. I’m definitely not the best in the org, but I love it.’