'70s Icon Cheryl Ladd's Daughter Grew Up To Be The Spitting Image Of Her Mom

Cheryl Ladd's daughter, Jordan Ladd, has continued to look more and more like her famous mom as the years go by. There's no denying how much they resemble each other, and their latest mother-daughter outing at the 2026 Primetime Emmy Awards was a shining example.

Accompanying the former "Charlie's Angels" star to the September 14th awards show, Jordan posed for photos on the blue carpet, wearing a backless black turtleneck gown designed by Bob Mackie. Cheryl, looking radiant as ever, donned a shimmering navy, long-sleeve column gown. Standing together, the similarities were uncanny; from their striking blue eyes and blond hair to the way they smile; the two could easily pass for twins. "You look like sisters," one person wrote on a photo slide shared by Jordan on Instagram, while others complimented their beauty and style. "Cheryl Ladd is still so beautiful & if that's your daughter, she's gorgeous," said another.

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In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the '70s hit TV series, "Charlie's Angels," Cheryl Ladd and her former castmates, Kate Jackson and Jaclyn Smith – who took her mother-of-the-groom style to the 2026 Emmys with a stunning rewear – were quite the highlight of the evening. Jordan was simply thrilled to share the moment with her mother and her former castmates. "Who's that lady? That fine lady is my gorgeous mom presenting the Emmy for best drama along with fellow icons @realjaclynsmith and #katejackson," Jordan captioned her post, adding, "T'was quite a night. One I'll never forget."

Jordan, who is Cheryl Ladd's only biological child with her first husband, actor and producer David Ladd, has long been regarded as her mother's twin. The two share strikingly similar facial features, from the shape of their faces and angle of their jawlines to the structure of their noses, eyes, and lips, as well as their hairlines – putting Jordan among the many nepo babies who look just like their moms. In photos shared online, the mother-daughter duo has continued to wow fans with their resemblance.

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But it's not just the blue eyes that Jordan inherited from her mom. She also shares a passion for acting. The young star followed in her mother's footsteps by starring in a string of movies throughout the '90s and 2000s, including "Cabin Fever," "Never Been Kissed," and "Death Proof."Yet unlike other nepo babies, becoming a performer wasn't initially part of the plan.

"Very quickly my parents decided I wasn't going to be a show business kid," she told Film WNY's "Behind the Camera," noting that when her mom was at the peak of her "Charlie's Angels," fame, her parents were careful to keep her away from cameras. However, things changed as she got older. "It's a funny thing when you grow up in a show business family. Your parents like to play and they like to prompt you into things," she shared. "You end up singing for your supper or performing your way out of getting grounded [...] So I was encouraged in that way; all that creativity growing up."