Matt Damon’s Rarely Seen Daughter, Stella, 13, Looks like Her Mom in Cute Floral Dress at Sister’s Graduation

Matt Damon and Luciana Barroso turned heads with their stylish appearance at daughter Isabella's high school graduation, accompanied by their equally fashionable daughter Stella. The proud girl dad often attends events with them, sparking online discussions about their looks.

Matt Damon and his wife Luciana Barroso recently celebrated a proud parenting moment. The two attended their daughter Isabella's high school graduation in Brooklyn on Thursday, June 14, accompanied by Isabella's younger sister, Stella.

The trio was spotted standing next to a black SUV, in photos that have sparked a flurry of social media reactions. In the images, Matt, casually dressed in a charcoal button-up shirt, light khakis, and white sneakers, appeared relaxed and engaged, holding a piece of paper and talking on his phone.

His wife, Luciana, looked elegant in a teal tank top paired with matching wide-legged pants. She accessorized with sunglasses and a handbag and seemed to be in high spirits as she gestured animatedly with a smile.

Isabella's sister, Stella, 13, opted for a white floral dress with spaghetti straps, paired with white sneakers. Her hair, parted in the middle and falling to her shoulders, mirrored her mother's long, dark brown locks. Mother and daughter blended casual comfort with stylish elegance.

The family's appearance at the event quickly caught the attention of fans on social media. Many congratulated Isabella on her milestone, with one fan writing, "Congratulations pretty girl!!" Another praised Matt and Luciana, noting, "They couldn't be prouder."

Following her graduation, E! News posted an update regarding her college plans. The Instagram post showed Matt and Luciana with three of their four daughters, all dressed stylishly for the premiere of "Air."

Luciana wore a chic black dress with a side slit and held a small clutch bag. Their oldest daughter, Alexia Barroso, Luciana's daughter from a previous marriage, stood beside her and wore a light gray dress with a floral pattern.

Stella stood in the middle and wore a black corset top, paired with a black skirt with gold flower details. Isabella stood next to their dad and opted for a black dress adorned with white flowers. Matt Damon, on the far right, looked dapper in an all-black ensemble, completing the family's coordinated and fashionable appearance.

The image also caused mixed reactions among social media users, with some focusing on the girls' looks. One noted, "No one looks like their father," a sentiment seconded by another, who claimed, "Matt has the weakest genes."

However, others were more complimentary and praised the actor's daughters. One wrote, "Beautiful children, wow. Gorgeous family." Another seconded that with "Very beautiful daughters! Congrats," while a third simply claimed, "Amazing."

As Isabella prepares to join New York University Gallatin School of Individualized Study, numerous people rally behind her. Her former school, Brookside Friends School, praised her for her "observational wit, thoughtful prose, and unwavering self-assurance."

In contrast, her dad has acknowledged her critical nature, admitting she is his toughest critic, "If the reviews come out and they're terrible, then she'll watch it. If they come out and they're good, she's going to pass. She's looking for ammunition all the time. She's like one of the funniest people I've ever met. She's really cool."

In addition to Stella and Isabella, Matt has a third daughter Gia Damon who he shares with Luciana. Matt also took up the role of stepdad to Alexia and is now a proud dad of four. "The Last Duel" star previously opened up about his fears and the lessons he's learned being a girl dad.

Matt never thought he would only have daughters, but being the only man in the house has been a learning journey. He said he has learned that women are much more intelligent than men, and joked, "I never expected to be surrounded by girls, but it’s great. ...You never know which way life’s going to take you."

"I’m learning so much, not the least of which is how much smarter girls are. I operated under the assumption that us guys had a chance, but I realized when I was completely wrapped around my 2-year-old’s finger, and she knew it. If they can do that to us at 2 years old, when they’re fully grown we really don’t stand a chance," he continued.

Admittedly, parenthood had a way of making him believe he was like the Grinch in "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas" but in the best way possible. Like the movie where the Grinch's heart grew five sizes, fatherhood to him made everything expand in a way he did not know was possible. "And it was instant," he added.

While he loves being a father, he initially had a fear of bodily fluids. He worried about changing diapers and coming into contact with "icky" substances when interacting with his girls. Yet those worries were all present before he became a father. When his children were born, he learned it was nowhere near as bad as he thought.

Regarding his parenting strategy, the father of four says he raises his children to make their own mistakes and learn from them. He also admitted he is the epitome of an embarrassing father who dances around the kitchen, and his daughters don't consider him cool.

They have a precious family life, entirely separate from Matt's career, and they enjoy keeping their lives private from the glare of the Hollywood spotlight.