Sarah Jessica Parker was supported by her twin daughters on Tuesday at the premiere of her new movie Hocus Pocus 2.
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The Sex And The City star posed up a storm alongside her children, Marion and Tabitha, 13 – who she shares with long-time husband Mathew Broderick – during the rare family outing, and they look just like their famous mom.
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The trio happily smiled for photographers outside the venue, with the actress' offspring proving they share their mother's penchant for fashion.
Sarah Jessica looked chic in a floral shimmering tunic which she teamed with purple pleated pants and pink satin heels. Marion, meanwhile, also opted for some sparkle in a strapless blue-gray dress with cinched waist and a pleated skirt. Her sister, Tabitha, kept it classic in a black dress.
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Matthew also joined the trio, but it was a bittersweet moment as the couple's son, James Wilkie, 19, appeared to be missing from the family affair, no doubt due to him being in his first year at Brown University.
© Photo: Getty ImagesSarah's daughters are the image of their mom
Sarah Jessica has largely kept her children out of the spotlight and previously opened up about how she keeps them grounded, despite their parents being in the public eye.
Appearing on Australia's KIIS FM, the star said: "Parents who aren't well known can have children who aren't grounded because of the example they set in their home."
© Photo: Getty ImagesSarah shares three kids with husband Matthew
She went on to explain that since she grew up with little money, she vowed that after finding fame she would only give her family what they needed, rather than what they wanted.
Sarah said she tells her children: "I will do my best to make sure you always have what you need, but I want you pining towards something. I want you to work for something, to dream of it, to will it to happen."
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