Gal Gadot's Eldest Daughter, Alma, 'Looks Exactly like Her' at Walk of Fame Ceremony – Photos

The spotlight wasn't just on the "Wonder Woman" star at her Walk of Fame ceremony — it was also on her eldest child, who had fans doing a double take.

Gal Gadot was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on March 18, 2025, in Hollywood, California. The 39-year-old actress attended the event with her husband, Jaron Varsano, and their four children, including their eldest daughter, Alma, whose similarity to her mother caught fans' attention.

The ceremony was a family affair as Gal posed for photos with her loved ones. She wore a white, fringed dress with a sleek, pulled-back hairstyle, while her husband, Jaron Varsano, opted for a beige suit with a white shirt.

Alma, standing next to her father, sported a casual yet stylish look with a black bomber jacket over a white t-shirt and a black pleated skirt. Her hair was worn straight, complementing her youthful appearance.

Gal's younger daughters, Maya and Daniella, added a playful touch to the moment. Maya wore a navy blue dress with long sleeves, while Daniella was seen in a pink tracksuit. The youngest member of the family, Ori, was dressed in a light gray outfit while sitting on his mother's lap.

As images from the event surfaced online, many fans commented on Alma's striking resemblance to her mother. One person wrote, "she said copy paste with the older one [sic]." Another commented, "her daughter literally looks like her before surgeries lol [sic]."

Others also pointed out the similarities, with one netizen noting, "Alma is her mothers twin she carries on the family beauty [sic]."

Fans also reacted to the sight of Gal's entire family at the event. One person commented, "Oh wow didn't know this beauty had so much kids [sic]." Another wrote, "What a beautiful family 😍."

Several people also celebrated Gal's achievement, with one commenting, "Kids😍😍😍😍 so adorable Congratulations icon💐♥️[sic]."

Another person pointed out the resemblance again, "Her eldest looks exactly like her [sic]." One more fan echoed the same sentiment, "Her older daughter is so beautiful and looks so much like her."

During the ceremony, Gal delivered a heartfelt speech, expressing gratitude to her family for their unwavering support. She specifically thanked her husband, calling him her "rock," "compass," and "best friend."

She joked about balancing motherhood with her career, saying, "Whenever my success grew, I always got pregnant. I needed to ground myself. That's why I tell my agents: It's either I'm making movies or [I'm] making babies."

The "Justice League" actress continued to praise her husband, adding, "Jaron always reminded me to dream and to be free, to do whatever it is that I want to do… I love you so much. I could not have been here without you."

She also dedicated her achievement to her daughters, saying, "Everything I do, I do for you. Being your ima (mom) is my greatest, greatest privilege, and the most meaningful thing I have ever done."

Gal encouraged them to follow their dreams, telling them, "This is not about fame or movies… This is about going after your passion and working hard… If you do that, you can achieve anything, my sweet girls. Never forget that. I love you."

The "Heart of Stone" alum has often spoken about the importance of family in her life. In a heartfelt Instagram post from 2019, she reflected on Alma's early arrival, "8 years ago today my life has changed forever. Alma decided she had enough and came out a good few weeks before my due date."

She described her daughter as bringing "so much love and light" into their home and expressed her deep love, adding, "I promise I'll do anything for you, love and protect you forever. Just please, don't grow up so fast."

In a 2022 interview with InStyle, Gal opened up about becoming a mother at 25 and how she had always wanted to be a young mom. She admitted that raising three children was no easy task, saying, "Yeah, three kids. No joke, woman. God bless them, but it's so much work."

While she cherished the experience of giving birth, she revealed that pregnancy itself was difficult for her. "I love giving birth. I would do it once a week if I could. It's so magical," she said, noting that she always opted for an epidural to ease the pain.

Despite the beauty of childbirth, she shared that pregnancy came with struggles, saying, "I feel sick and have migraines. I'm not in my element."

When discussing her then-13-year marriage to Varsano, she emphasized how much their relationship had grown over the years. "We've grown together. I know he's not with me because I'm a 'movie star.' He's with me because he loves me," she said.

She expressed gratitude for meeting him at just 20 years old, calling herself a "baby" at the time, and highlighting how their early connection made their bond feel "very real and very good."

Gal's love for her family even extended to her work. In "Wonder Woman 1984," her husband and two daughters made a special cameo in a Christmas scene.

Speaking about their brief appearance, Gal shared how much it meant to her, saying, "To have them captured in the film with me because they are a part of it meant a lot. It's an amazing souvenir that we will forever cherish."

The Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony marked another significant milestone in Gal Gadot's career. As she celebrated the honor, surrounded by her husband and children, the moment was not only about professional success but also about the family who stood by her side.

And for fans, it was impossible to ignore how much Alma looked like her mother, adding another layer of sentiment to the special day.