For anyone who's ever wished it was possible to clone your favorite celebrity, rejoice!
While science hasn't yet given us the ability to create another Channing Tatum or Ryan Gosling,
we do have the next best thing: celebrity children.
Here are some celeb sons who hit the genetics jackpot.
Ronan Farrow
Just where exactly Ronan Farrow gets his good looks from is a matter of some debate.
His mom, Mia Farrow, is a celebrated actress, while his father is legendary director Woody
Allen.
Ronan's parents are famously estranged, though, and Mia even suggested at one point that Ronan's
dad might actually be Frank Sinatra.
Despite his star-studded DNA, Ronan mostly shied away from the Hollywood spotlight, becoming
a human rights lawyer and writer, as well as a Special Adviser for Global Youth Issues
during President Barack Obama's first term.
Ronan also hosted his own show, Ronan Farrow Daily, on MSNBC, and you can currently catch
him as a contributing reporter on the Today show.
Dylan Brosnan
The son of James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan and television correspondent Keely Shaye Smith,
Dylan Brosnan has been making a name for himself in the modeling and music worlds.
His good looks have landed him modeling contracts with huge names like Saint Laurent Paris and
Burberry.
He also has his own music project, Raspberry Blonde, that's been described as "...delicate
and lovely, in the surf rock tradition of bands like Beach Fossils and Real Estate."
Jack Kilmer
Described by Teen Vogue as "your new favorite indie actor," Jack broke into the film industry
at age 18 with a major role in James Franco's 2013 film Palo Alto.
Jack's father is Val Kilmer, who you'll know from films like Top Gun and Batman Forever,
and his mother is English actress Joanne Whalley.
When it comes to his future, Jack told Huffington Post he sees himself sticking with acting,
saying, "Through this I realized what my parents have been doing their whole lives and I have
like a completely different view of acting and I'm kind of really in love with it.
It's awesome."
Max Irons
The son of actress Sinead Cusack and Oscar winner Jeremy Irons, Max Irons' stunning facial
structure and acting chops have earned him his own impressive on screen resume that includes
films like Red Riding Hood and The Riot Club.
In 2013, Max told the Independent that being the son a superstar like Jeremy Irons "has
its advantages," though at times can be "slightly dispiriting" when people attribute his success
to his family tree rather than his acting skill.
Manolo Gonzalez Vergara
It's no surprise that someone as good-looking as bombshell Sofia Vergara has such a stud
of a son.
By now, you've probably seen the offspring of Vergara and her ex-husband, Joe Gonzalez,
in a Head & Shoulders commercial alongside his mom.
On raising Manolo as a single mom, Vergara told People magazine, "When people compliment
me on him, on how well mannered, how charming, funny and well-behaved he is, it makes all
the sacrifices worthwhile."
In 2015, Manolo graduated from Emerson College in Boston "with the intention of going into
film."
Aside from the commercial with his mom, Manolo produced a Spanish-language YouTube series
called Mi Vida con Toty.
Brandon Thomas Lee
With parents like rocker Tommy Lee and Baywatch babe Pamela Anderson, Brandon Thomas Lee's
good looks come as no surprise.
Brandon is used to flashy Hollywood events and intends to make Hollywood his permanent
home.
A 20-year-old Brandon told W Magazine that his career goals include "in film, to make
art, to make people think, and to do great work with great people."
It seems like his dreams are taking off: Brandon starred in Dolce & Gabbana's 2016 #DGMillenials
campaign.
Jack Quaid
Nope, that's not a young Dennis Quaid.
It's his adorable son, Jack Quaid, who not only looks identical to his famous dad but
is also following in his career footsteps.
Jack, whose mom is Sleepless in Seattle star Meg Ryan, told Interview Magazine that he
has "fond memories of childhood visits to see his parents at work."
Jack is following in his parents' footsteps, having landed his first big acting gig as
Marvel in The Hunger Games.
Cordell Broadus
The son of Snoop Dogg and the iconic rapper's high school sweetheart Shante, Cordell has
been groomed for success since day one.
The subject of the ESPNU's 2015 miniseries Snoop & Son: A Dad's Dream first appeared
in front of cameras at 10 years old in his father's E! show, Snoop Dogg's Father Hood.
According to Yahoo! Sports, he played football throughout high school and eventually attended
UCLA "as a highly-rated four-star recruit in the 2015 class."
As of 2016, however, Cordell stopped playing football to instead focus on filmmaking.
He told his Instagram followers, "I played football for my father because I thought that
was the only way he would love me & be apart of my life.
It took me 12 years to realize he loves Cordell Broadus the person not Cordell Broadus the
football player."
Aww!
Jordan McGraw
Perhaps the last person we'd think of as having a tattooed musician for a son is TV psychologist
Dr. Phil, but one look at Jordan McGraw and you learn to never assume anything.
He told Australia's The Morning Show that growing up as the son of the famous television
doctor was "the weirdest" in college, as people would sometimes make "flash judgments" when
they found out who he was.
Jordan's professional music career started in 2011 when he formed Stars In Stereo, which
disbanded in 2015.
As of 2016, Jordan is the guitarist and vocalist for Hundred Handed.
Brooklyn Beckham
When it comes to power couples, David and Victoria Beckham are certainly at the top
of the list, and the son of the powerful duo is quickly becoming a Hollywood A-Lister of
his own right.
While his father gained his fame through sport, Brooklyn is taking a different direction,
telling Miss Vogue in 2015, "I love football, but would also love a career in photography."
In fact, his dreams of becoming a photographer have already begun to come true: in 2016,
Burberry chose him to photograph their Brit fragrance campaign.
Scott Eastwood
The love child of Clint Eastwood and flight attendant Jacelyn Reeves, Scott Eastwood has
certainly taken after his father.
Not only does he look almost exactly like his dad, but the younger Eastwood has recently
launched an acting career of his own.
According to The Independent, Scott "landed early supporting roles in Clint's Flags of
Our Fathers, Gran Torino and Invictus but insists he secured each part on merit."
It's hard to disagree, based on his starring role in Nicholas Sparks' 2015 film The Longest
Ride.
Patrick Schwarzenegger
It's possible that Arnold Schwarzenegger's greatest contribution to this world isn't
his role as The Terminator, or even his tenure as California's governor.
It's his handsome son, Patrick, who he had with ex-wife Maria Shriver.
Perhaps best known for his short-lived relationship with Miley Cyrus, Patrick is a USC grad, actor,
and model.
He also co-founded Project360, "a brand that uses fashion as a way to generate awareness
for important global issues."
Way to go, Patrick!
Matthew Lowe
Rob Lowe is arguably the best-looking man to ever walk this earth, and it's so generous
that he decided to share the wealth in the form of offspring — even if son Matthew's
traits strongly favor his mom, makeup artist Sheryl Berkoff.
Though both of his parents have seen great success in Hollywood both in front of the
camera and behind the scenes, Matthew is on a different career trajectory: he graduated
from Duke University in 2016 and is reportedly considering law school, though based on his
Instagram feed, he seems to spend most of his time fishing.
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