Jerry O’Connell and Rebecca Romijn’s Twin Daughters Just Stunned Everyone With Their Homecoming Transformation.NN
Jerry O’Connell sent his teenage twin daughters off to homecoming over the weekend.
The actor shared a sweet snap with 16-year-old Charlie and Dolly via Instagram on Saturday ahead of their high school dance.
“‘You can leave now, Dad,’” the “Kangaroo Jack” star, 51, captioned the social media upload. “Happy HOCO Gals!”
In the snap, he leaned in to kiss Charlie on the cheek as she smiled in a black dress.
Dolly, for her part, rocked a yellow number and gold hoop earrings.
O’Connell’s followers raved over how “grown up (and tall!)” the siblings looked in the comments section.
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One wrote, “Weren’t they just kids a second ago? Good grief! They’re lovely.”
O’Connell, who shares his girls with wife Rebecca Romijn, similarly posted about the milestone moment last year.
“HOCO!” the former “Talk” co-host captioned his celebratory October 2024 photo with Charlie and Dolly rocking striped and black dresses, respectively.
Two months later, the siblings celebrated their 16th birthdays.
“Happy Birthday Gals,” O’Connell captioned throwback photos via Instagram in December 2024. “That went pretty fast.”
Romijn, for her part, wrote, “These two. 16 today. Happy Bday Charlie and Dolly ❤️❤️.”
The actress, 52, gave birth to the baby girls in December 2008, one year after marrying O’Connell.
The couple, who celebrated their 18th anniversary in July, opened up about the surprising secret to their successful marriage that same month.
“We keep our money completely separate,” Romijn said on SiriusXM’s “Andy Cohen Live,” acknowledging that there is a “community pot” for familial expenses they contributed to “quarterly.”
“The one who’s not working gets a little bit of a break and the one who is working puts in a little more,” she explained at the time. “And we really tag-team with work.”
The duo also tag-team as parents, deciding from the start that “one of [them] would always stay home with” Charlie and Dolly.
“No one else is ever going to raise them besides us,” Romijn insisted.
