Nikki Webster's 11-year-old daughter, Skylah, recently drew significant attention from viewers during a live television appearance on Channel Seven's "The Morning Show." The mother-daughter duo performed Webster's hit song "Strawberry Kisses," and many viewers noted Skylah's strong resemblance to her mother at a similar age.
Online comments reflected the surprise, with some viewers humorously remarking on the resemblance. "She is her mum all over. I feel very old now Nikki has her own daughter," one commenter wrote on the show's Instagram page, while another joked about "Australia's first human cloning program." Others praised the perceived talent within the family, with one fan stating, "Guess talent runs in the family hey."
This was not Skylah's first appearance on "The Morning Show." In 2025, she showcased her acrobatic abilities, performing stunts for hosts Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies while Webster watched. When asked for advice for aspiring young performers, Skylah encouraged them to "Keep on dreaming and working hard and eventually they will make it there." Webster later suggested that her social media clips of Skylah performing may have contributed to her securing the theatre opportunity.
Webster, who rose to fame at 13 performing at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, has two children, Skylah and son Malachi, with ex-husband Matthew McMah. Her 2001 hit "Strawberry Kisses" saw a resurgence in popularity in 2023 as it became an unofficial anthem for the Australian Women's Soccer Team during the FIFA Women's World Cup, marking a career comeback for the singer.