Anna Nicole Smith's daughter, Dannielynn Birkhead, keeps her mother's Kentucky Derby attendance alive, a tradition loved by fans who see a striking resemblance to the late Playmate.
The Kentucky Derby: A Family Tradition
Since the loss of Anna Nicole Smith in 2007, Dannielynn and her father, Larry Birkhead, have maintained the custom of taking part in the annual Kentucky Derby. This event proves particularly significant for the family, given it's where Larry and Anna Nicole's relationship initially blossomed back in 2004, unbeknownst to the public until 2006.
A Tribute to Favorites and Icons
At the Derby, Dannielynn turned heads in a vibrant red dress, paying homage to her top pick from the Japanese show, Kamen Rider OOO. The young fashionista also sported a black ensemble, originally owned by none other than pop sensation, Janet Jackson.
Dannielynn Through the Lens of Her Father
Larry captures these special Derby moments and shares them on Instagram, inviting fans into their lives. With each post, words of admiration pour in, commending Dannielynn's striking looks and Larry's impressive handling of parenthood. These posts offer a peek into their otherwise private life, as the father-daughter duo usually lays low from the public eye.
A Glimpse into Dannielynn's Early Life
When young Dannielynn was merely five months old, she lost her mother. Not long after her mother's passing, a paternity test confirmed Larry as Dannielynn's biological father, placing her under his care. Despite facing the colorful world of fame at a young age, Dannielynn has expressed limited interest in following her mother's modeling footsteps. Apart from a short stint as a six-year-old model for Guess Jeans, she has shown no further inclination towards the modeling industry.