Roberts Daughter Hazel Makes Red Carpet Debut At Cannes Julia Roberts. She has a twin brother and younger brother. Julia Roberts 16-Year-Old Daughter Hazel Makes Her Red Carpet Debut This video is unavailable because we were unable to load a message from our sponsors. Hazel and her twin brother Phinnaeus were born in 2004, and their younger brother was born in 2007. Their parents, Julia Roberts and Danny Moder, met on the set of The Mexican, immediately hit it off and started dating. The couple got married in the summer of 2002 and have been together ever since. Julia Roberts believes that the family is the main thing in her life. The 55-year-old actress won an Oscar for Erin Brockovich, but she considers her children her main achievement.
Her husband Danny Moder is an operator and has not popularity in the media. But the couple managed to live together for more than 20 years and raise three children in love and harmony.Photo credit: Daniele Venturelli - Getty Images Julia Roberts Daughter Hazel Makes Red Carpet Debut At Cannes Julia Robert Meet Julia Roberts Nettet16. Roberts and her husband, who met in 2001 on the set of The Mexican, have kept their family life relatively private over the decades. The Cannes debut was a rare appearance for Hazel, who had a minor role in her mother's 2016 romantic dramedy Mother’s Day but has otherwise avoided the spotlight. She and her twin brother, Phinnaeus, and their younger brother, Henry, spent most of their time growing up at the family's ranch in Taos, New Mexico.Īt Cannes, Hazel wore her hair in a simple ponytail paired with a yellow lace button-up shirtdress and chunky black Mary Janes. But if we're lucky, this will be far from Hazel's first and last fashion moment-Roberts's daughter is also, apparently, the heir to the actress's favorite vintage garments. According to People, Roberts has a “heritage collection” saved for Hazel, which features, among many other items, the actress's beloved Valentino gown that she wore to the 2001 Oscars when she won Best Actress.
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