Larry and Dannielynn Birkhead continued their father-daughter tradition of attending the annual Kentucky Derby together. The duo turned up at Churchill Downs in Louisville on Saturday, dressed to the nines in coordinating sky blue and yellow looks. But Dannielynn's fierce fashion sense wasn't the only thing on display — the teen also showed off her guitar-playing chops.
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Dannielynn was a vision in a floral-themed dress
Dannielynn is growing up so fast
It's hard to believe she's already 16 — and according to her dad, that means a big milestone is coming up for her. Yep, she'll soon be driving. "She's getting ready to [get her license], and we're working on it," Larry told the Courier Journal on Saturday, joking that they're already deep into negotiations over her car purchase.
"I'm trying to get the budget of the car down to what she wants," he explained. "She was talking like Tesla up here, and I'm trying to go down a little bit. So we'll see how that works out, but she's starting her driving courses now."
She's looking more and more like her mom every day
With her blonde hair, beaming smile, and classic old Hollywood looks, Dannielynn is the twin of her late mother. Anna Nicole tragically died in 2007 at the age of 39, just five months after Dannielynn was born, and Larry has been raising her on his own ever since. While it remains to be seen if the teen will be interested in pursuing a modeling career like Anna Nicole did, she certainly has the photogenic looks to pull it off.
A new documentary about Anna's life is set to premiere this month
The Netflix film called You Don't Know Me promises to go beyond the tabloid narratives and chronicle the complicated life of Anna Nicole, who was one of the most talked about pop culture icons of the '90s. It will feature a mix of never-before-seen footage, home movies, personal phone calls, and interviews, creating the feeling that Anna Nicole herself is telling her own story. The documentary drops on May 16.
