Photos of Famous Mothers and Daughters Including Kate Hudson and Goldie Hawn

Like mother, like daughter! Zoë Kravitz, Gwyneth Paltrow, and many other celebrities come from famous families.

For instance, the Big Little Lies actress has a close relationship with her mother, Lisa Bonet. She even recreated her mother's iconic 1998 Rolling Stone magazine cover two decades later, posing nude like one of the photos in her mom's throwback spread. Kravitz explained in an October 2018 interview with the magazine, "I think she was a little bummed when they used the shirt picture as the cover. It's less about the picture and more about doing the thing my mom intended to do. That feels cool." The Divergent star jokingly said that the cover was "technically [her] second" since her mom was two months pregnant in the original shoot.

Bonet is also the mother of two children with Jason Momoa – Lola and Nakoa-Wolf. In a 2014 Essence interview, the Red Road actress called her oldest daughter "well-balanced" and gushed, "For a parent to have a child out in our insane world and not have to worry about her other than the general 'may she always be protected' – in terms of her making decisions for herself, I feel completely at ease with that, and that's such a great thing."

As for Paltrow, her mom is actress Blythe Danner, and the two acted together in The Seagull in 1994. "I was hard on you during that," the Will & Grace actress recalled in an April 2018 episode of her daughter's podcast. "It came so damn easily to you, and I thought you had to sweat blood and tears to give a great performance and you never did. I wish I had recognized that. I wish I had recognized your otherness and embraced it. You know, I could cry about the fact that I didn't." Paltrow, who shares daughter Apple and son Moses with ex-husband Chris Martin, replied that she "needed" her mom's tough love at the time. The Clean Plate author noted, "I wasn't that good at it anyway."

The following year, Danner exclusively told Us Weekly that she attempted to place "old-fashioned parental parameters" around Paltrow "that didn't work." "She's just extraordinary [now], although I'm not that surprised because, growing up, she was always fearless, always trying something new and different," the Pennsylvania native explained.