Amy Adams' 16-year-old daughter, Aviana Olea Le Gallo, is drawing comparisons to actress Scarlett Johansson, with fans remarking on their similar features and hair.
The observations gained traction after Aviana accompanied Adams to the premiere of "Cape Fear" earlier this summer. Social media users quickly pointed out the resemblance, with one tweet stating, "Still trying to process why Amy Adams’ daughter looks so much like Scarlett Johansson." Another commenter added, "The resemblance is actually WILD. Like, Scarlett Johansson’s twin energy!"
Fans noted similarities in their facial features, including the nose and eyes, and their hair color and style. Some users expressed surprise, with one writing, "That's literally a mini Scarlett Johansson with Amy Adams' hair." Another admitted to initially mistaking Aviana for Johansson.
Aviana is the only child of Adams and her husband, Darren Le Gallo. The couple has largely kept her out of the public eye throughout her childhood, but she has recently begun attending more high-profile events with her mother, including a March appearance at Lacoste's show during Paris Fashion Week.
Adams has spoken about her daughter's potential interest in a career in Hollywood. "I think we'll see what she's up for," Adams told People. "I know she's interested in production as a whole, so we'll see what avenue she decides to focus on."
During the press tour for her film "Nightb**ch" in 2024, Adams shared that Aviana enjoys accompanying her to events. "It was really great to share that with her. I just love her!" Adams said of Aviana attending the film's Toronto Film Festival premiere. She also recounted how Aviana had previously encouraged her to appear more naturally, at times asking her not to wear makeup on the red carpet to "just look like Mom, not like Amy Adams."
Adams and Le Gallo met in an acting class in 2001 and married in 2015. They welcomed Aviana in 2010. Adams has previously expressed her admiration for Le Gallo's role as a father, telling Marie Claire in 2018, "It's sexy to see him raising a girl and teaching her how a man should treat her in a lovely way."