Audrey Hepburn's Granddaughter Emma Hepburn Ferrer — Meet the Talented Artist

Audrey Hepburn is grandmother to a beautiful granddaughter, Emma Hepburn Ferrer, and just like the late actress, Ferrer is highly involved in humanitarian works.

British actress Audrey Hepburn passed away over a decade ago, but her legacy and beauty lives on through her granddaughter, Emma Hepburn Ferrer. Taking to Instagram in March 2018, Ferrer reposted a stunning up-close photo of herself that had been initially shared by "Elle Brasil."

Wearing a brown suede jacket, Ferrer struck an iconic pose with one hand up against her chin. She captioned the picture, "Thanks for the shoutout, @ellebrasil"

Shortly after sharing the photo, Ferrer's fans and followers took to the comment section where they left compliments about her beauty. One user wrote, "Natural beauty, ??❤️" while another sweetly added:

"I see you shining,g Emma."

Although Ferrer isn't quite as famous as her grandmother was, she is a fast-rising artist, who also doubles as a model and a UNICEF ambassador. Born in Switzerland, Ferrer channels her grandmother's legacy through her continuous and relentless involvement with charity works and UNICEF.

Although Ferrer never met her grandmother in person, she reportedly admitted to being familiar with some of the actress's famous movie roles.

While speaking to "Madame Blue," in 2019, Ferrer revealed that she had been slightly involved with the charity since she was a kid, and maintaining an active involvement as an adult was great.

According to Ferrer, the massive reductions in children's deaths, sickness, and starvation were impressive, and being a part of it was of importance to her. She said:

"To actually see that improvement in one's own timeline, there is so inspiring. It just feels right being involved with something like that."

Speaking about Hepburn, Ferrer explained that she felt a spiritual connection with her grandmother through charity and humanitarian activities.

Emma was born to Hepburn's son, Sean Ferrer, barely a year after Hepburn died, and in 2014, she graced the cover of "Harper's Bazaar," where she rocked many of Hepburn's iconic styles.

In some of the images, the then 20-year-old was pictured wearing designers like Lanvin, Max Mara, for looks inspired by Hepburn from some of her famous movies, "Funny Face and My Fair Lady."

Although Ferrer never met her grandmother in person, she reportedly admitted to being familiar with some of the actress's famous movie roles.

As a child, Ferrer had a knack for drawing, arts, and ballet. At the time she was featured on "Harper's Bazaar," the young model was already a third-year art student at the 'Florence Academy of Art' in Italy.