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By Olivia Bellusci
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Kendra Wilkinson has shared some new pictures with her young daughter — and fans see a major resemblance between them.
On Tuesday, February 18, the 39-year-old former Playboy model turned real estate agent posted an Instagram carousel with two selfies of her 10-year-old daughter Alijah Baskett at Nobu in Malibu, California.
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In the cover shot, the mother-daughter duo stood in front of the Nobu sign. The Girls Next Door alum dressed in a white shirt and kept her blonde hair down, while Alijah donned a black short-sleeve T-shirt and wore her hair in a low ponytail. In the second snap, the two girls sat outside at their table while Alijah held up peace signs. The reality TV star also shared a scenic video of herself with waves crashing in the background. In both photos, Kendra and her daughter's resemblance is undeniable.
"Just me and my girl. Alijah lights up my life!!! ✨," the Kendra on Top alum captioned her post.
Fans took to the comment section to discuss how much Alijah looks like her mom and to gush about their beauty.
"She's your mini me for sure!! 💕," one person commented.
Someone else wrote, "She will break heart, she is gorgeous like her mom!"
"Your daughter looks so much like you, beautiful girls," another individual commented.
A fourth fan gushed, "She is beautiful!!! A cross between Mom and Dad for sure!!!"
Kendra shares Alijah and 14-year-old son Hank Jr. with her ex-husband Hank Baskett. The pair wed in 2009 and officially divorced in 2019 after Hank's alleged infidelity.
The TV personality spoke to E! in September 2024, telling the outlet her two kids were doing great.
"They are thriving. My kids are good kids. They're just making my life good, fun, exciting, loving," she told E!. "But everything else is like a work-in-progress. Being a mom is a work-in-progress."
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