Michael J. Fox’s Twin Daughters Turned 23 and Are a Sweet Reflection of Their Dad in His Youth

People are often fascinated by their favorite celebrities, so it's more than natural they would be curious about their offspring too.

Meet Schuyler Frances and Aquinnah Kathleen, twin girls born to actor Michael J. Fox and wife Tracy Pollan in the mid-nineties.

Fans knew that the much-loved star of the "Back to the Future" trilogy had children and they were curious to see how these celebrity kids had turned out.

Their unusual names are an immediate reason for everyone to want to know more about the girls.

Although their resemblance to their famous father isn’t as easily seen anymore, at first glance they look very much like their mother now.

Pollan met her husband while they were filming "Family Ties" together, and besides the twins, the couple also has a younger daughter, Esmé Annabelle, and an older son, Sam Michael, together.

Both Schuyler and Aquinnah attend college; the first is studying at Pomona College and the second at Duke.

Whether or not they will follow either in their father’s or their mother’s footsteps, we’ll have to keep our eyes on them to know, although both parents are worthy role models.

Michael J. Fox has amassed a total of five Emmys, four Golden Globes, and two Screen Actors Guild Awards, which he won thanks to his role as Mike Flaherty in ABC’s sitcom "Spin City."

The Canadian-American actor is also an author, producer, and activist.

Pollan, although known for her acting career, comes from a background with a magazine editor for a mother, and a financial consultant and writer for a father.

Whatever the path the Fox twins choose, they surely have more than enough support from their parents to take on Hollywood or any other venture their hearts desire.

A recent caption on Aquinnah's Instagram tells us all we need to know about whether this celebrity couple should be listed among Hollywood-marriage success stories.

Below a picture of her parents, she wrote:

"Happy 30th Anniversary to my role models"