‘It’s Little Chrissy’: John Legend’s Daughter Luna, 8, Amazes Fans with Her Striking Resemblance to Mom — Pics

Fans were amazed by how much John Legend’s daughter, Luna, resembles her mother, Chrissy Teigen, with many calling her a spitting image of the media personality.

John shared a heartfelt series of photos on Instagram, capturing special moments with his son and daughter at the Dodgers versus Yankees game. In one shot, he beams with a big smile, holding both kids close on either side.

Another sweet photo shows Luna giving him a side hug as they both smile at the camera. In a playful group shot, Luna stands between her dad and a friend, flashing a sassy, adorable grin that radiates pure joy.

Though Chrissy Teigen wasn’t there, fans couldn’t help but marvel at Luna’s resemblance to her mom, with one, saying, “Luna is a spitting image of her Mom❤️such beautiful kids!” Another fan pointed out, “It’s little Chrissy and little John next to you.”

Some saw a perfect blend of both parents, commenting, “She sure is turning into Chrissyxs looks & a touch of dad… beautiful family [sic].”

Admirers continued to chime in, “Baby girl looking like her momma ❤️,” while another person gushed, “Your daughter is so pretty 🤩 and she loves ❤️her Daddy 😍.” Others were in awe at how much John and Chrissy’s kids had changed, simply noting, “They are all grown up😍😍.”

A week earlier, on October 20, 2024, Chrissy had joined John, Miles, and Luna to watch the Los Angeles Dodgers play the New York Mets in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series at Dodgers Stadium.

They also took and shared adorable pictures at this game. Two of the pictures captured adorable, goofy moments between John and Luna, showing their sweet father-daughter bond.

Another picture featured Miles sitting on his mom’s lap, both smiling warmly at the camera. Aside from 8-year-old Luna and 6-year-old Miles, John and Chrissy are also parents to two other kids, their daughter Esti, 19 months, and son Wren, 14 months.

The couple revealed that raising their two youngest kids has been less stressful than it was raising Luna and Miles. John explained, “We are definitely more relaxed in general, so we’re not as stressed. Even though you still have to do the work, none of it is as intimidating or worrying as it used to be. You’re not nervous about it. You’re like, ‘I got this.'”

John Legend shared that, with experience from his first two kids, parenting has gradually become more relaxed. However, managing two children under age two brings constant chaos.

Still, the duo enjoys watching their kids’ unique personalities emerge, finding it both adorable and fascinating, as much as it requires nonstop attention. John noted that now that both toddlers are walking, keeping up with them has become a full-time job, demanding their utmost involvement.

The “All of Me” crooner also shared that Chrissy is generally the favorite parent, though he suspects he holds a special place with Esti. The singer explained that Esti has become especially attached, often clinging to him when he returns home, wanting constant reassurance that he won’t leave again.

He joked, “So I think because I leave more, she’s more attached to me when I come home. I have one out of four.” John added that even Esti isn’t able to charm her way into her parents’ bedroom anymore.

The singer began setting firmer boundaries by locking their bedroom door. With a smile, he shared how the kids love to knock and try to join them at night, but he gently reminds them, “Y’all are not coming in our bed every time you have a little disturbance. Go back to sleep.”

Chrissy has also opened up about her kids, revealing that Luna is the best eater among the four as she eats salads and vegetables while Miles, at 6 years old, had never had a vegetable.

Luna’s love for salads was evident when she made a how-to book for school titled “How To Make Ranch Dressing.” She noted that ranch dressing is something people use for salads.

An excited Chrissy, who is a cookbook author, shared an adorable video of Luna going over the project and captioned it, “Luna had to write a how-to book in school! If this ain’t my daughter!!!.”

She read from her hand-drawn book, featuring a colorful illustration of a ranch bottle on the cover. As she went through each step, she occasionally looked up and smiled at the camera, encouraged by her mother’s supportive presence in the background.