Fans of the Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey are saying that his 12 year-old son Levi looks exactly like him after the actor’s wife Camila Alves McConaughey posted a rare photo of the boy looking over a giant chocolate chip cookie.
“The look on our faces says it all..the BEST SUGAR FREE chocolate chip cookie skillet recipe from our friend @roccodispirito! 🍪🎉 It’s been a week full of celebration with @officiallymcconaughey’s #Greenlights book release so we had an excuse to make this amazing dessert. Judges at home give it a 10/10! Linked the recipe in my stories so you can all try it now!” Camila wrote in the caption, which shows Levi in his school uniform.
Fans immediately commented on Levi’s strong resemblance to his father.
“Yes!!! Your son looks so much like his daddy,” one fan commented, with another adding, “Wow if that isn’t a Brazilian Matthew McConaughey.”
“Omg he looks just like Matthew!! What a doll!!” a third user wrote, with a fourth describing the boy as a “mini Matthew McConaughey.”
McConaughey and his wife, who are also parents to 10-year-old daughter Vida and 7-year-old son Livingston, have kept their children largely out of the public eye over the years. Back in June, McConaughey opened up to Town and Country about raising his kids out of the spotlight.
“Sometimes loving your kids means giving them just what they want,” the Oscar-winner said. “Other times it means tough love. Affluent people can give their kids everything they want, but they’re not usually going to get what they need. Loving a child is a lot harder if you really give a damn. ‘No’ takes a lot more energy. It’s a lot easier to say ‘yes.'”
Camila has previously talked about how Levi helped to inspire the inspire the Keep Livin’ Foundation, which aims to empower high school students by giving them the ability to stay active and make good choices for their futures.
“When you have your first child and you’re in the position that Matthew is, whoever gets that first photo will make a lot of money,” Camila explained. “When we found out that the person was going to make over a million dollars on a photo, we were like, ‘No. We’re going to do an exclusive and get the money and put it into the foundation.'”
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