THE Valley star Kristen Doute has shared sweet photos of her daughter, and fans can’t get over how much the youngster looks like her dad, Luke Broderick.
Kristen posted a slideshow of pics on Instagram on Thursday to commemorate her daughter, Kaia, turning six months old.
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One photo captured the little one lying on a fluffy white blanket with “6 months” displayed above her head.
She adorably smiled at the camera while donning a light blue onesie with pictures of zoo animals on it.
Other snapshots highlighted Kristen, 42, and her fiancé Luke’s lives since welcoming their only child.
The Vanderpump Rules alum also shared a pic of the pair before their daughter was born, with Kristen showing off her very pregnant belly.
“You’re the greatest thing i’ve ever done. happy half birthday, kaia lily,” Kristen gushed in her caption.
The comments flooded with sweet comments about the adorable family of three, and many pointed out Kaia’s uncanny resemblance to her father.
“Girl your genes didn’t even put up a fight. No DNA test needed here. Beautiful family!” one fan wrote.
“Awe, she looks just like daddy!” said another.
“We bake these babies only for them to come out looking like their daddies,” remarked a third.
“Slide 4 just confirms: Luke, you ARE the father,” chimed in a fourth.
“Luke’s TWIN!!” added a fifth, while someone else echoed, “She looks so much like Luke!”
Kristen gave birth on June 11 and announced her baby’s arrival on Instagram.
“Kaia Lily Broderick, we’ve never known a love like this until you,” the Bravo star captioned her post.
The couple chose her unique name, which means “the sea” in Hawaiian, as a nod to their love of the state, which is also where they got engaged.
Kristen hopped on the parenthood train alongside several of her The Valley co-stars, who have children, including Scheana Shay, Lala Kent, and Brittany Cartwright.
She and Luke, 34, announced their pregnancy last November following a heartbreaking miscarriage.
Kristen revealed that she underwent IUI (intrauterine insemination) for “a little help” in conceiving, and they were “beyond excited” to discover that it worked the first time around.
