Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's Rare Photo of Son Jack Shows He's a Daredevil Like Papa Jason Statham
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jason Statham's son Jack is already turning into his dad's mini-me, and it's so cute to see the transformation.
In case you missed it, on June 8, Huntington-Whiteley shared a series of photos celebrating her new collection, and how her kids truly inspired her.
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She said, 'This collection with @kongessloejd is so close to my heart—an ode to childhood and the bittersweet passing of time. Every bruised knee, every drawing, every flower picked and forgotten in the depths of already-full pockets. These are the days. And these are the itty-bitty things you'll want to remember.'
'Thank you, Jack and Bella—for being the heart of this collection. Your little ideas, your spirit, and your endless wonder are woven into every detail. But most of all, thank you for making me a mum,' she added. 'It's my greatest role, and my greatest joy.'
In the post, we get a bunch of snapshots of pieces from the collection, as well as seeing Jack and Bella run around a field in the clothes Huntington-Whiteley designed. We see them hug (cuteness overload!), twirl in the same clothes, and cuddle their mama.
However, slide 19, also known as the one where we see Jack swing from the roof of a black cabin, reminded us instantly of Jack's papa Statham.
Statham is known for his daredevil-like movies, and it's clear it's rubbing off on his son!
For those who don't know, Huntington-Whiteley and her fiancé Statham have been together since 2010, soon after meeting at a party in London. They later got engaged back in early 2016, and now have two children together: a son named Jack Oscar, born on June 24, 2017, and a daughter named Isabella James, born on Feb 2, 2022.
In a previous interview with SheKnows, Huntington-Whiteley revealed how she loves learning from fellow moms, especially from those in her #MomSquad.
'I'm always fascinated to learn how working moms juggle it all. How all moms juggle it all. Because it's a juggling act whether you're working or not,' she said. 'I personally always leave conversations with other mothers feeling that I learned something or feeling inspired or comforted by their advice or opinions on things, and I certainly hope other mothers leave conversations with me feeling the same.'
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