Nepo baby shows off her uncanny resemblance to famous soap star- but can you guess who her mum is?
Dressed up for a night at the Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical, Kiki, 20, transformed herself into Sandy.
She wore her blonde locks in corkscrew curls and added a red lip and eyeliner and threw on a leather jacket.
Kiki is following in her mother's footsteps, and while her Instagram account is private, her bio reads: 'actress london/ibiza'.
As a child she also starred in The Dumping Ground and The Kennedys.
But who is her famous mum?
That's right, it's Charlie Brooks.
Kiki is the only daughter of soap star Charlie, who is best known for starring as Janine Butcher in EastEnders.
Charlie shares Kiki with her ex Tony Truman, who is an entrepreneur with a string of hospitality ventures in Ibiza including the popular Ocean Beach Ibiza.
And while Kiki opted to dress up as Sandy for the night out, Charlie donned a pink bob wig as she transformed herself into Frenchy Facciano.
Back in December Charlie marked her daughter's 20th birthday as she shared a gallery of pictures of daughter Kiki from childhood to now.
In a few snaps, Charlie was seen posing with her little girl as a child and the soap star also shared a few of her daughter looking glamorous as she dressed up in leopard print.
Charlie wrote: '20 years ago today I birthed this wild thing @kikitruman. So pleased the frontal lobe is starting to form.
'What an adventure. Thank you for choosing me to be ya mamma, and your dad @tonytrumanibiza .
That's right, it's Charlie Brooks. Kiki is the only daughter of soap star Charlie, who is best known for starring as Janine Butcher in EastEnders
Kiki, 20, transformed herself into Sandy as she wore her blonde locks in corkscrew curls and added a red lip and eyeliner and threw on a leather jacket
'We are here for all of it and we love you more than you could know. Happy birthday baby.'
Tony also took to Instagram to mark the occasion with a gallery of sweet snaps and gushed that Kiki has 'changed his life for the better'.
He penned: 'Today my beautiful little Kiki custard turns 20 @kikitruman. In 2004, we never expected to become parents myself & @charlie_brooks_xx
'(And at the time… a kid was the last thing we were thinking off, but sometimes the biggest surprises are the best surprises & both of us would not change it for the world baby)
'But it certainly changed my life for the better in every way possible. A daddy-daughter bond is so super special.
'And I'm so lucky to experience the joy of fatherhood for 2 decades now, the first decade was an unbelievable time of watching her grow from this tiny little baby into a sweet precious baby girl, learning her first 3 words of daddda , duckkk & Chelse….she couldn't quite get the 3rd word but sure you can guess what it was.'
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