Brad Pitt & Barack Obama

Many people don't believe Hollywood actor Brad Pitt and former United States President Barack Obama are related. Though it sounds strange, according to the New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS), it's true that the two are ninth cousins.

Their history dates back to a man known as Edwin Hickman, who died in 1769 in Virginia. Obama had previously hinted at the weird and wonderful fact when he appeared on "The View" in 2008. Though the former world leader and A-list star don't have many similarities, their lineage is blessed with phenomenal genes, as Obama was named one of the best-looking men in the U.S. in 2017.

Queen Elizabeth II and Johnny Depp

We are big fans of Johnny Depp and know quite a lot about the A-list star. He was the storied Willy Wonka, Captain Sparrow, and the adored Scissorhands in some of our favorite movies. We also know that Depp earned a total of $75 million in 2011, making him the highest-paid actor in the Guinness Book of World Records. His most financially successful film, "Pirates of the Caribbean," helped him make that significant sum of money.

But his relationship with Queen Elizabeth II is another intriguing detail that few people are aware of. They are both twentieth cousins and descend from King Edward III, often known as Edward of Windsor.

Tom Hanks & Abe Lincoln

American filmmaker Tom Hanks is one of the most famous Hollywood stars, mostly cast in military and patriotic movies. In 2012, he revealed to the Daily Mail that he and the 16th President of the United States, Abe Lincoln, are related. It turned out that the actor's mother was Nancy Hanks, who shares a family tree as an in-law with Lincoln.

This issue caused some controversy and complications as everyone was talking about it. Luckily, the Ancestry.com genealogists intervened, performed more research, and confirmed that the "Saving Mr. Banks" star is actually the former President's third cousin, four times removed.

Halle Berry & Sarah Palin

The "Die Another Day" actress Halle Berry has had her share of success, from being the first Bond girl to directing one of 2020's blockbuster Netflix films, "Bruised." At first glance, it appears that she and Sarah Palin have nothing in common because one is an entertainer, and the other is an American politician.

In 2012, Berry hinted at a connection as a semi-distance relative with the former governor of Alaska, Palin, who happens to have been born in Idaho and raised in Alaska. Though people are still doubting the connection, we hope these two can connect and finally confirm the news.

Kate Middleton & the Fanning Sisters

If you thought you knew Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, pretty well, then think again. Aside from the fact that she's married to Prince William, did you know she's related to some Hollywood buffs?

The famous Royal is a distant cousin of the Fanning sisters, Dakota, who has starred in Twilight films like "Eclipse" and "New Moon," and her younger sister Elle, who played Michelle Carter in the 2022 series "The Girl from Plainville." According to Ancestry.com, the sisters' lineage can be traced back to the 14th century, during the reign of England's King Edward III, from whom Middleton's mother, Carole, is also descended.

Gabrielle Union & Saweetie

Although American musician Saweetie and actress Gabrielle Union are in different entertainment industry areas, their paths have crossed online with newsworthy results. Many people came to know about their connection after a heated argument between the two emerged on social media.

Through an Instagram post, the "Daddy's Little Girls" actress explained that the "My Type" hitmaker's father and Union are actually first cousins. That means Saweetie's grandmother, "Deliver Us from Eva" star Joanne Glass, is Union's aunt. One thing's for sure, this family is full of artistry and talent, given that the rapper also bagged two Grammy Award nominations in 2021.

Ashley Tisdale & Austin Butler

Ashley Tisdale and Austin Butler first met when co-starring in the 2011 film "Sharpay's Fabulous Adventure." Since then, the two have been best friends and sometimes refer to each other as fraternal twins born far apart because of their different ages.

The duo encountered a shocking revelation on an episode of "Ancestry: 2 Lies & a Leaf," where it came out that Tisdale and Butler are 10th cousins once removed. Their family tree dates back to a certain 1627-born man named Richard Scruggs. The discovery left all of them insanely shocked but also happy to know that their bond was indeed genuine.

Emily Blunt & Stanley Tucci

The "Edge of Tomorrow" stars Emily Blunt and Stanly Tucci had starred in the 2006 blockbuster "The Devil Wears Prada" before they became a family. Though not related by blood, they have become best friends and colleagues.

In 2010, the "Mary Poppins Returns" star invited her friend Tucci to her marriage ceremony with John Krasinski, where he met several family members on the bride's side, including her sister. She introduced Felicity Blunt to her A-list friend; the rest is history. The two hooked up after the event, and they tied the knot two years later. And that's how these Hollywood best friends became a family.

Florence Pugh & Toby Sebastian

Florence Pugh's increasing prominence has made her older brother Toby Sebastian popular online due to the buzz surrounding him. The budding star became an internet sensation when he starred in the hit HBO series "Game of Thrones" and as Andrea Bocelli in the 2017 film "The Music of Silence."

The two siblings seem to have come from a talented family since he's also a musician and released his EP "Hamliar" in 2019. Due to his career, Sebastian ended up dropping his family name, and you may not spot the similarities seeing them apart. But the resemblance is unmistakable whenever we see the siblings out together.

Mariska Hargitay & Jayne Mansfield

Since 1999, Mariska Hargitay stars as Olivia Benson in NBC's TV series "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit." She also has many achievements under her belt, including a Golden Globe and an Emmy. Aside from her flourishing career, the "Plain Truth" actress is the daughter of bodybuilder Jayne Mansfield and legendary Hollywood star Mickey Hargitay.

When she was a child, Mariska and her two brothers survived a tragic accident that cut short the life of their mother. Though the "Leaving Las Vegas" actress doesn't seem to remember the crash, she has a scar on the side of her head that she still carries from the tragedy.

Christian Bale & Gloria Steinem

Christian Bale is a veteran Hollywood actor who has been in the industry for nearly four decades. The Oscar award winner is the son of the late David Charles Bale, an English businessman. Christian's father was married to writer and feminist icon Gloria Steinem from 2000 until he died in 2003.

In 2018, the "American Hustle" star revealed to The Guardian that he wasn't aware that his father had tied the knot with the writer since he had traveled to Germany. He found out about the news afterward, and that's how Steinem became Christian's stepmother. The family remained intact even after the father's demise.

Larry David & Bernie Sanders

The connection between comedian Larry David and New Hampshire Senator Bernie Sanders began in 2016 after he hosted the senator on "Saturday Night Live." Their friendship grew stronger over time, and Sanders appeared on the show several times during election cycles.

However, in 2017, that's when things changed when the two learned that they are cousins through an episode of PBS' "Finding Your Roots." By the look of things, both were delighted to find out that they actually share a genetic bond. In 2020, during the election cycle interview on the show, David couldn't keep calm, and even joked about calling him "cousin Bernie."

Hugh Grant & Thomas Brodie-Sangster

Surprisingly, two of the most prominent U.K. actors are related. Hugh Grant and Thomas Brodie-Sangster first met when they both starred in the 2003 romantic comedy "Love Actually." When filming the movie, the then-teenage actor revealed their relationship, stating that his great-grandmother and Grant's grandmother are sisters, making them second cousins once removed.

Their lineage dates back to "The Maze Runner" actor's maternal great-grandmother, Barbara May Randolph, who was the sister of Grant's maternal grandmother, Margaret Isabel Randolph. Luckily, they all came from a talented family of superstars, and Brodie-Sangster is following in his older cousin's footsteps in making it in Hollywood.

Ashlee Simpson & Diana Ross

In 2014, Ashlee Simpson tied the knot with Evan Ross, an American actor and musician. In case you didn't know, he is the son of the legendary musician Diana Ross and her second marriage with the late Arne Næss Jr. The lovely couple ventured into music in 2013 and released their EP.

Their family relationship is therefore based on the fact that the legendary singer is the mother-in-law of Ashlee and a sister-in-law of Evan's half-sister, "Black-Ish" actress Tracee Ellis. She and her sister, actress Jessica Simpson, spend most family gatherings and holidays with Evans' mother and even sing Karaoke with her for fun.

Jason Momoa & Zoë Kravitz

Even when love vanishes, not all is lost, and Jason Momoa is still a supportive man for Zoë Kravitz. Since 2007, he had been in a romantic relationship with Lisa Bonet, Zoë's mother, but they announced their separation in January 2022.

Despite the circumstances, Momoa supported Bonet's daughter as his own at the "Batman" premiere, in which Zoë played the lead role of Catwoman. "The High Fidelity" actress has severally expressed how much she adores her father, Lenny Kravitz's bromance with Momoa, which gives her courage. So, the "Aquaman" star still regards her as his daughter, just like his two biological children with Bonet.

Whitney Houston & Dionne Warwick

Whitney Houston, dubbed "The Voice," was one of the most excellent musicians of all time, holding 28 Guinness World Records. Surprisingly, it turns out that the singer came from one of the most talented families, including her mother, Cissy Houston, who's also a legendary singer.

Whitney and her cousin Dionne Warwick remained close until her unfortunate demise in 2012. Their ancestors can be traced back to Warwick's mother, Cissy's elder sister. Previously, the siblings were best known for their music group, The Drinkard Sisters, and made records with their prime hits. It seems that music indeed runs in this family's veins.

Rachel Brosnahan & Kate Spade

Kate Spade was born Katherine Noel Brosnahan, who married the love of her life, Andy Spade, in 1994. The surname sounds familiar, right? Actually, Kate's niece is none other than actress Rachel Brosnahan, who played Midge in the Amazon hit series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

Rachel maintained her aunt's legacy as a fashion icon three years after her aunt's death in 2012. The two-time Golden Globe award winner honored her by interacting with friends and rocking her stylish silver outfit from Kate's signature brand, Kate Spade New York. The "I'm Your Woman" star was also featured in the 2022 film "Dead for a Dollar."

Kelly Clarkson & Reba McEntire

From 2012 to 2021, Kelly Clarkson was married to her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock, the son of Narvel Blackstock, her former manager. Surprisingly, Brandon was Reba McEntire's stepson from her 26-year marriage to Narvel at the time.

Though all the unions are no longer intact, Clarkson and McEntire shared a stepmother-in-law bond. Furthermore, the two have been friends for many years, supporting each other in the music industry. After the breakup, people speculated that the "Does He Love You?" hitmaker was supporting one party during the separation, but she diplomatically denied it. Clarkson's ninth studio album, "When Christmas Comes Around..." hit record store shelves in 2021.

Taissa Farmiga & Vera Farmiga

Vera Farmiga has made a name for herself in the film industry since she made her debut in the mid-'90s. However, out of her six siblings, only one, Taissa Farmiga, followed in her footsteps and became a horror scream queen.

Many people know that the two are related, but they don't believe that they are sisters. In fact, many confuse the situation with a mother-daughter relationship. Taissa is Vera's younger sister and the youngest of the Farmiga family. Surprisingly, they have a 21-year age gap, which is pretty unusual. The 1994-born actress starred in the 2022 hit series "The Gilded Age."

Bianca Lawson & Beyoncé

Bianca Lawson, the star of "Save the Last Dance," is one of the family and friends to whom Beyoncé gave most of her signature Adidas x IVY PARK collection items. After all, not everyone has a chance to be a superstar's sister, and the relationship between these two is tight since they are stepsisters.

Bianca Lawson was born in California to Denise and the well-known actor Richard Lawson. She's, therefore, the stepdaughter of Richard's second wife, Tina Knowles, and the stepsister of Solange Knowles and Beyoncé. Though they didn't have much time to bond, having one of the world's biggest stars as your sister must be an incredible feeling.

Shirley MacLaine & Warren Beatty

There are many renowned siblings in entertainment, and these two show-business legends are admirable. Many people don't know that Shirley MacLaine and her younger brother Warren Beatty are related because they stand out as two of the most noteworthy of Hollywood's Golden Age stars.

Beatty is one of the most multi-talented actors in Hollywood. His relationship with McLaine is quite direct, as he's her brother, and when he debuted in acting, he changed the spelling of his last name. Despite being in their golden years, the "Splendor in the Grass" actor has repeatedly stated that he is overprotective of his sister.

Dakota Johnson, Melanie Griffith & Tippi Hedren

Dakota Johnson is one of the first rising stars on the big screen, making a noticeable splash by starring in some blockbuster films like "The Peanut Butter Falcon" and 2022's "Cha Cha Real Smooth." Having grown up in a cinematic, iconic family, it was apparent that she would follow in her parent's footsteps.

Johnson is the daughter of "Another Day in Paradise" actress Melanie Griffin, who made waves in the '80s by appearing in thriller films. She's also the granddaughter of the legendary actress Tippi Hedren, who has been in the entertainment industry for nearly seven decades and the face of Gucci's luxury timepieces since 2018.

Gwyneth Paltrow & Blythe Danner

Gwyneth Paltrow is an award-winning actress, and she's best known for her roles in the films "The Royal Tenenbaums" and "The Talented Mr. Ripley." She came from one of the most talented families of movie stars, including her late father, Bruce Paltrow, who was a well-known producer and director.

Gwyneth followed in her mother's footsteps. Blyth Danner is a veteran actress, while her brother Jake Paltrow follows his father's interests in directing. As "The Tomorrow Man" star is also the sister of stage actor Harry Danner, this family is full of great film lovers and astute film enthusiasts. She also appeared in the 2021 animated series "Ridley Jones."

Billie Lourd, Carrie Fisher & Debbie Reynolds

The demise of Carrie Fisher in 2016 broke millions of fans' hearts, and in further devastation, as if that wasn't enough, her mom, Debbie Reynolds, died a day later. That seemed like the end of the world for Billie Lourd, who lost two of her most special people in a mere two days.

The "American Horror Story" actress followed in her mother and grandmother's footsteps, both celebrated veteran actresses. Fans will remember Reynolds for her hit song "Tammy," which reached the top of the Billboard music charts. While ''Star Wars'' legend Fisher was also a two-time Emmy Award nominee for her role in the 2007 NBC sitcom "30 Rock."

Phil Collins & Lily Collins

Many fans of the Netflix series "Emily in Paris" will be surprised to find out that Lily Collins is the daughter of prominent drummer Phil Collins and her former second wife, Jill Tavelman. Though they are both in the entertainment industry, the father is best known for his hit songs "In the Air Tonight" and "Do You Remember."

Lily's parents, Tavelman and Phil, separated in 1996 when the actress was just five years old, and they relocated from London to Los Angeles. The 10-time Academy Award nominee starred in the 2022 blockbuster film "Windfall" and published her first book, "Unfiltered: No Shame, No Regrets, Just Me," in 2017.

Angelina Jolie & Jon Voight

The 1975-born actress Angelina Jolie has had a significant impact on the world by herself, but it appears that her folks' experiences also shaped her into the great person she is today. The proud mother of six is the daughter of the late actress and humanitarian Marcheline Bertrand and legendary actor Jon Voight.

Both Jolie's parents have worked in the film industry. The "Those Who Wish Me Dead" star has often discussed how her family has impacted her life, inspiring her in all aspects of her career and lifestyle. She has also been named one of Hollywood's highest-paid actresses multiple times.

Tia & Tamera Mowry

Fans of the 1994 ABC sitcom "Sister, Sister" can vividly remember actresses Tia and Tamera Mowry, who played the lead teenage roles. The twin sisters have stood by each other's sides and made sacrifices since they rose to fame over two decades ago.

In 2011, the two launched their reality television series "Tia & Tamera," which focused on their daily lives and aired on Style Network until 2013. Aside from acting, Tia has been writing and publishing books, such as "Spice! by Tia Mowry" in 2021. Tamera also released her first book, "You Should Sit Down for This," in October 2022, based on her childhood memories.

Snoop Dogg, Brandy & Ray J.

Snoop Dogg made a name for himself and has remained true to himself regardless of the test of time. The cultural icon rose to prominence in the '90s and gained all the support he needed from his late cousin Nate Dogg, who died in 2011.

Snoop's family is musically inclined, as he has close relationships with singer Brandy Norwood and her younger brother Ray J., his first cousins. Despite her beginnings as a gospel singer, Brandy received full support from the "Deep Cover" hitmaker in breaking into the industry. Ray J. also ventured into acting and music, working closely with his cousin.

Cuba Gooding Jr., Mason Gooding & Omar Gooding

First, we must acknowledge that the three men are all talented entertainers who have ventured into various areas. Cuba Gooding Jr. is the biological father of Mason Gooding and the brother of actor Omar Gooding. Their relationship dates back to legendary singer Cuba Gooding Sr., who was a lead musician for the R&B band The Main Ingredients.

The Goodings originated from Barbados, where their great-grandfather lived before the families moved to various parts of the United States. Mason is a budding actor who has played significant roles in films like "Love Victor," "Everything's Gonna Be Okay," and the 2022 thriller series "Scream."

Liev & Pablo Schreiber

Even though Liev and Pablo Schreiber lived for ten years apart, the two shared a biological father, and despite their parents' separation, the kids remained close. The half-brothers are well-known for their incredible talents on the big screen, having won numerous awards.

Liev ventured into acting years before his younger brother relocated to the United States to pursue an acting career, where the two reunited. At first, the "Pawn Sacrifice" actor wasn't sure if his brother Pablo really wanted to pursue acting or was even talented. Surprisingly, they are successful in the same field, and their relationship has never suffered.

Chuck & Amy Schumer

Amy Schumer, a five-time Primetime Emmy Award nominee, is a well-known American entertainer and the second cousin once removed of United States Senate Minority Leader AND Senator Chuck Schumer. Though they are distant relatives, they work closely, and in 2015, they launched an initiative addressing gun violence.

According to Refinery 29, Amy’s mother has deep New England roots and married a Jewish man who was a distant relative of Chuck’s father. Regardless of the challenges they went through when growing up, the family seems to attract the spotlight as both of them are successful and support each other in their careers.

Katherine and Sam Waterston

Thanks to her leading role in the blockbuster "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" franchise, Katherine Waterston has viewers sitting up and paying attention worldwide. One would assume she would have picked up some tips from the legendary star, Sam Waterston, who is her father.

However, the "World to Come" star admitted in an interview that nothing had adequately prepared her for the demanding nature of the entertainment industry. Still, we're sure she still gets to pick up a thing or two from the "Law and Order" veteran. Acting obviously runs in the family, as both the father and the daughter have achieved remarkable success in the field.

Margaret Qualley and Andie MacDowell

With roles in TV shows and movies like HBO's "The Leftovers," "Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood," and "The Nice Guys," Margaret Qualley has already established a solid Hollywood career for herself. The former dancer-turned-model-turned-actor has shown off her skills on the big screen and some of the most prestigious runways, including multiple couture events in Paris.

You're right on the money if you feel she resembles someone you know. She is the daughter of actress Andie MacDowell. In addition to "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Groundhog Day," MacDowell has starred in several noteworthy movies. The Netflix miniseries "Maid" even featured both mother and daughter together on-screen.

Kate Hudson and Goldie Hawn

Since her role as Penny Lane in "Almost Famous" in 2000, Kate Hudson has acted in a number of films, developed a fitness business, and established herself as the ideal bohemian-style figure.

She was raised in Hollywood with Goldie Hawn as her mother, spending her early years on set before going on to become a well-known celebrity in her own right. Any devoted Hudson fan would know how close she is to her mother and how she never holds back any chance to fawn about her. The bond between the two legendary actresses, who have shared the spotlight in Hollywood for over 20 years, is quite endearing.

Allison and Brian Williams

Allison Williams gained notoriety as a prominent member of the cast of the critically acclaimed television show "Girls" and the 2017 thriller "Get Out." Despite her ascension to major silver screen roles, she appeared to have had a foot in the industry's door since she was born.

Her father, Brian Williams, is a reasonably well-known figure even though he is not an actor. He is a prominent journalist who began his journalism career as a local reporter in the '80s. Despite having a renowned person for a father, Allison has carved out a successful profession for herself, and it is safe to assume that her father is proud of her.

Tom Cruise and William Mapother

Tom Cruise has established himself as more than just a familiar name thanks to a stellar career spanning four decades; he is a global icon. Many of his fans know the most minute details about him but still may not know that Cruise changed his identity when he started performing. Did you know that he is related to "Lost" star William Mapother? They're first cousins, but Tom discarded his last name, "Mapother," once his career took off.

Remarkably, the pair have even appeared in five movies together, such as "Vanilla Sky," "Minority Report," "Magnolia," "Born on the Fourth of July," and "Mission: Impossible II."

Al Roker and Lenny Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz and Al Roker are popular and successful in their respective careers. Rocker is famous for being a well-liked and respected meteorologist, author, and businessman. He is considered the most visible weatherman on television and has quite the following. For his part, Kravitz has been one of the most renowned rock guitarists for more than three decades, garnering numerous accolades and selling millions of records worldwide.

Few people are aware that they are distant cousins, though. And their connection goes back generations. Roker and Kravitz are second cousins because their grandfathers were distantly related. Al even has a last name in common with Roxie Roker, Kravitz's mother.

Jamie Lee Curtis and Janet Leigh

Whether you are familiar with Jamie Lee Curtis from the terrifying flick "Halloween," "True Lies," or the cult classic comedy "Freaky Friday," one thing is sure: she is a versatile actor. Over the years, she has even achieved things unrelated to showbiz, such as becoming a prominent children's book author.

Curtis hails from a prominent family, which is not surprising given that she is one of Hollywood's best actors. Her father, Tony, was an actor and her mother, Janet Leigh, was a well-known actress, singer, and dancer. She played the lead in a number of Broadway productions and is well known for her part in Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho."

Jenny and Melissa McCarthy

When we think of Jenny McCarthy, what comes to mind is the picture of that blonde beauty who rose to fame in the early '90s in the film industry. When Melissa McCarthy comes to mind, we see her as one of the funniest comedic actors of this generation.

While it's evident that both women have successful careers in entertainment and share last names, do you also know that they are related? It turns out that Melissa is Jenny's older cousin. Jenny even defended Melissa in 2013 when Rex Reed remarked on the latter's physique. She once also posted a throwback snapshot of the two of them in their youth.

Gwyneth Paltrow and Katherine Moennig

From Oscar-winning actress to lifestyle tycoon to acclaimed Marvel character, we'd like to see something that "Shakespeare in Love" actress Gwyneth Paltrow can't do. She has received numerous accolades and taken part in many franchises, including "Marvel's Iron Man," "Great Expectations," and "Avengers," among many others.

Paltrow comes from a family of entertainers; her mother is screen siren Blythe Danner, and her father, Bruce Paltrow, was also active in the film industry as a producer and director. She is also first cousins with "The L Word" star Katherine Moennig; Paltrow's mother is rumored to be the maternal half-sister of Moennig's father, William Moennig.

Kerry Washington and Colin Powell

Colin Powell, who famously served as the first Black Secretary of State, held the title of the highest-ranking African American man in the history of the federal executive branch before President Barack Obama assumed office.

Kerry Washington was among the many who paid respect to the former Secretary of State when he passed away in October 2021. Not only was he a well-known figure to her, but he was also a member of her family. On Washington's mother's side, they are related, and in her social media tribute, she revealed that he was a significant influence on her as she was growing up.

Bryce Dallas and Ron Howard

Many people believe that children of famous people have an edge if they pursue careers similar to those of their affluent parents. The latter are already familiar with the industry's ins and outs. Being the daughter of actor Ron Howard, Bryce Dallas undoubtedly had an advantage when she first entered the movie industry.

She didn't think of it that way, though, as she was growing up. She admitted that she initially tried to make way for herself, convinced that she had something to prove. However, as she ages, Dallas has learned to value having a creative and accomplished father to look up to for inspiration and support.

Snoop Dogg and Brandy

Snoop Dogg is a highly regarded rapper who has earned a reputation for creating and releasing songs that appeal to listeners of all ages and interests. Fans of Snoop Dogg may be familiar with both his music and persona, but they may be surprised to hear that the rapper is far from the only person in his family to have a successful career in show business.

Even though Snoop Dogg has a large family with musical proclivities, Brandy is possibly the most famous one. They've both collaborated on projects together numerous times, and he's appeared in a number of music videos, including the one for the song "Special."

Conan O'Brien and Denis Leary

From being almost unknown, Conan O'Brien has grown into one of the pillars of late-night humor. He has amused us for over 20 years as a late-night presenter and writer for "Saturday Night Live" and "The Simpsons." He hosted "The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien" for less than one season as well as "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," which lasted effectively for 14 seasons.

O'Brien has ties to American comedian and actor Denis Leary. Given that the two are third cousins, humor undoubtedly runs in the family. However, in comparison to other people on this list, they are relatively more distant relations.

Tracee Ellis and Diana Ross

Tracee Ellis has created a name for herself over the course of a more than 20-year career by taking on a range of roles and garnering numerous honors and awards. In addition to making appearances in movies, TV series, and music videos, she has built a reputation for herself in the fashion sector.

Her inherent sense of style is not so surprising, given who her mother is. The "Black-ish" actress is Diana Ross's daughter, in case you didn't know. It makes sense that Ross' daughter would frequently take style cues from her since she is an obvious master of over-the-top glam.

Blake and Robyn Lively

To many people who're familiar with Blake and Robyn Lively, it's no news that the "Gossip Girl" actress and the "The Karate Kid III" star are sisters, half-sisters. Their mother is Elaine Lively. The two have been spotted out on the town together in the past, and often, they hit the red carpets alongside their mother.

While Blake and Robyn are famous actresses who've found success in Hollywood, their mum has also dabbled into showbiz as an actress and talent manager. She only has one acting credit to her name, for the role in the 1993 adventure mystery video game "Return to Zork."

Meryl Streep and Mamie Gummer

Unquestionably, Meryl Streep is among the most famous stars in Hollywood. Her family life, however, has mostly stayed out of the public eye for such a well-known celebrity. Therefore, the fact that Mamie Gummer is her daughter may come as a shock to some. A chip off the old block, Gummer shares the acting proclivity of her mother in addition to her excellent looks.

She made her acting debut in "Heartburn" with Streep at the age of 20 months. However, she was credited as Natalie Stern to avoid any allegations of nepotism. Gummer has appeared in "The Good Wife" and "The Good Fight" in addition to starring in "Emily Owens."

Jason Schwartzman, Nicolas Cage and Sofia Coppola

The Coppolas appear to disprove that acting and filmmaking are inborn skills that cannot be acquired only through familial ties. Sofia Coppola, Nicolas Cage, and Jason Schwartzman are all related and her first cousins. Sophia is the child of renowned filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola, whereas Cage is the son of August, Francis's older brother. Talia Shire, the younger sister of Francis and August, is the mother of Schwartzman.

The trio is equally accomplished people who have significantly impacted the movie business. They've also been able to spend considerable time in front of the camera while avoiding bringing attention to their familial relationships, an impressive feat indeed.

Dakota Johnson and Melanie Griffith

Dakota Johnson rose to fame following her portrayal of Anastasia Steele in the record-breaking "Fifty Shades of Grey" trilogy. She is incredibly skilled at what she does and has extensive experience in a wide variety of genres. Johnson's filmography is impressive and ranges from extreme horror to independent, emotional movies.

She comes from an acting family, which many people may not be aware of to the fullest extent. Melanie Griffith, known for her role in "Working Girl" in the '80s, is her mother. The first movie Johnson appeared in was her mother's "Crazy in Alabama," directed by her former stepfather Antonio Banderas.

Emma and Julia Roberts

Emma Roberts came from a large show business family. Eric Roberts, her father, is an actor who has appeared in movies including "The Dark Knight." She is also Julia Roberts' niece. Emma looks up to Julia, a well-known actress who has appeared in a number of financially successful romantic comedies over the years, and the two are incredibly close.

Following Julia's example, Emma has achieved stardom on par with her aunt. They both appeared in the film "Valentine's Day," even though they had no scenes together. "Aquamarine," "Wild Child," and "American Horror Story" are just a few of Emma's world-famous credits.

Jason Sudeikis and George Wendt

Jason Sudeikis, a multiple Primetime Emmy Award winner, is among the most well-known and accomplished comedians. The roles he played in "The Last Man on Earth," "Horrible Bosses," "30 Rock," and "Eastbound & Down" are among those for which most people know him best. He also held a long-running position on "Saturday Night Live."

Sudeikis most likely picked up a few comedy tricks from his renowned uncle George Wendt, who is well known for his role in "Cheers." They are close, and Sudeikis always talks adoringly of him. He was reportedly inspired by his uncle's many words of wisdom and encouragement to pursue his dreams.

Alfie and Lily Allen

Alfie Allen, who plays Theon Greyjoy on "Game of Thrones," received an Emmy nomination for his work. Many of his followers were quick to point out that, in contrast to how his sister Lily characterized him in her song "Alfie" from 2006, he has certainly changed his life. The song was from her debut album, "Alright Still," and as a singer, she has advanced significantly since then.

Some of Alfie's well-known work before "Game Of Thrones" included parts in movies like "The Other Boleyn Girl" and "Atonement." He has since made appearances in several films and television shows, including "Jojo Rabbit," "White House Farm," and "Nightwalkers."

Zooey and Emily Deschanel

There is an uncanny likeness between Emily and Zooey Deschanel, from their voices to their appearances. In addition to having the same last name, they also have the same parents.

Emily, unlike Zooey, never intended to become an actress, but given that their mother, Jo Deschanel, is a famous actress and their father, Caleb Deschanel, is a great cinematographer, it only makes sense that she follows in their footsteps. Emily is well known for her role In the Fox crime thriller "Bones" as forensics expert Dr. Temperance Brennan. Zooey is most recognized for her role in the TV show, "New Girl."

Jonah Hill and Beanie Feldstein

As siblings, actors Jonah Hill and Beanie Feldstein have one of the most endearing relationships. They're quite close, so much, so that big brother Hills inked his sister's name on his body in March 2018.

Even though they both have incredible talent and humor, Hills gained notoriety first. We best know him for his work in the movies "Superbad," "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Knocked Up," "Moneyball," and "21 Jump Street." Although Feldstein is more recent to the Hollywood scene than Hill, she still has a remarkable resume thanks to her roles in the movies "Lady Bird," "Booksmart," and "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising."

Quincy and Rashida Jones

Rashida Jones was prepared for the responsibilities of fame by having famous parents growing up. You'd assume she would want to follow in the footsteps of her famous parents, Quincy Jones, a legendary music producer and actress, Peggy Lipton. Rashida admitted that her original plans were to become a judge or lawyer, not an entertainment industry member. She was drawn to acting while attending Harvard, and the rest is history.

As of 2022, she works as an actress, producer, writer, and singer. Jones is well known in Hollywood circles for her roles in the films ''Celeste,'' ''The Social Network,'' and the series ''Boston Public.''