Salma Hayek made The Eternals premiere on Monday night a family affair by taking her 14-year-old Valentina Paloma Pinault along.
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The Frida actress and her only daughter with her husband François-Henri Pinault wore matching looks on the red carpet, with Salma opting for a stunning sleeveless black Gucci gown with a plunging neckline and a high slit.
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Valentina opted for a mini black dress with white polka dots by Saint Laurent, sheer black tights, and matching ankle boots. To complete the look, the teenager accessoried her look with a simple clutch and a gold necklace.
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Mother and daughter wore matching straight hairstyles, with Valentina's featuring golden highlights.
© Photo: Getty ImagesSalma and Valentina posed together at The Eternals premiere
There is no doubt that the 14-year-old is her father's daughter as she has the same eyes and smile.
Salma rarely talks about her child, but last year she gave an incredibly rare insight into her family life in an interview with the Telegraph.
The star opened up about their experience in lockdown and admitted that Valentina found it hard being away from her friends.
© Photo: Getty ImagesThe mother-daughter duo wore matching black outfits
"Lockdown was very difficult for teenager. My daughter Valentina was very independent and did her online schoolwork on her own, but she didn't enjoy it. she also really missed her friends," she said.
Salma also revealed that she was glad she had her daughter when she did, aged 41, as it has allowed her to be a better person.
"I got to do a lot of things that were important to me first. Most crucially, I had her with the right person at a time when I could really focus on [motherhood]," she said.
