Reese Witherspoon and Matthew McConaughey stole the show with their families at the premiere of the new animated hit Sing in Los Angeles.
Stunning Reese, 40, who lends her voice to a pig named Rosita, was all smiles with her look-alike daughter Ava, 17, sons Deacon, 13, and Tennessee, 4, and husband Jim Toth.
Matthew, 47, who plays a koala named Buster Moon in the movie, was joined by gorgeous wife Camila Alves and their three cute children, son Livingston, 3, Levi, 8, and daughter Vida, 6.
Reese recently said of her blended brood [Ava’s dad is actor Ryan Phillippe]: “So thankful for these sweet kids in my life! They make me laugh and smile everyday. I feel grateful for every moment I get to be with them.”
Sing, which opens in Australia on December 11, marks the second collaboration between the Inherent Vice stunner and Matthew following the 2012 indie hit Mud.
Matthew admits that his children’s upbringing hasn’t necessarily been what he originally anticipated.
“Years ago, before I had children — and I always knew I wanted to have children — I thought, ‘When I have children, I don’t think I want to raise them around this industry.
“I don’t think I want to have them engaged in this industry. I want to move off somewhere and have them outside of it.
“I can happily and honourably say … I so love having my children engaged in what we do, and meeting the people that we get to work with.”
Matthew says his children were the inspiration behind signing on to play Buster Moon, who aims to produce a massive singing contest in a bid to restore a theatre to its former glory.
“He’s a con man and he’s a salesman and he’ll do whatever he needs to do,” the actor said.
“It was great, it was fun and it was also something, I was like, ‘You know, I need to do something my kids can see,” he added.
“Haven’t done many of those things.”
In a real family affair, castmate Jennifer Hudson also escorted her stylish son David Jr. to the opening.
The mohawked seven-year-old showed off his swagger in dark aviators and a green bomber over a dress shirt and bow tie.
“Somebody is getting his best life today at the “Sing” premiere #singmovie!’ the 35-year-old Oscar winner wrote.
“Thank God for my kid! He came to keep mummy company.”