When we see the offsprings of some famous people, we are often amazed by how much they can pass as their mother or father’s twin. While it is obvious that such celebrities pass down their good looks to their children, a lot of celebrities also get to pass down their talents as well.

Many offsprings of famous people often manage to become successful and popular on their own as they get older. Let’s take a look at some celebrity kids who undoubtedly look so much like their parents! The resemblance between these pairings will definitely make your jaw drop!

John Madden & Joseph Madden

John Madden is widely considered among the greatest coaches in the ‘NFL’ and it’s easy to see why. The late star led the ‘Oakland Raiders’ for ten seasons until 1978, winning a championship in the process and making his win percentage rank second in the sport’s history.

As an athlete, you’d expect that his children would follow in his footsteps, but nothing could be further from the truth. His son Joseph Madden, while he played college football, opted for a career in media and business, heading the ‘Goal Line Productions’ company that has produced numerous blockbusters. Still, Joe is doing well for himself away from his famous dad’s shadow, achieving great success in his endeavors.

Chris Wallace & Peter Wallace

As a journalist, one could say Chris Wallace has been quite successful in his chosen path. Yet, we think the same can be said when it comes to his parenting skills. His children are doing exceptionally well in their own careers, particularly his oldest son Peter Wallace.

Peter obtained a degree from an Ivy League school like his famous dad, although he opted to pursue a different field instead. He got a job in a well-known investment management firm as a senior managing director—a position he’s held for over two decades. True enough, we bet Chris is undoubtedly proud of Peter’s accomplishments.

Connie Zastophil & Quentin Tarantino

We discovered that when people earn money, they either tend for a personal need or meet their families’ needs. But, unfortunately, Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino does not seem to enjoy that latter. According to Quentin’s statement on a podcast, the director vowed as a child never to give his mother a dime because she mocked his writing.

To this day, Quenton still maintains his stand. However, surprisingly when Connie Zastophil was interrogated on the claims, she evaded the question and labeled it a “salacious transactional media frenzy.” We are curious to find out what happened and, hopefully, persuade Quentin to reconsider his mum.