Jenna Dewan-Tatum's Daughter Steals the Spotlight
Jenna Dewan-Tatum and her baby daughter Everly stepped out on a few errands when the child captured more attention than her famous mom this week.
The 32-year-old actress and husband Channing Tatum welcomed their first child on May 31 in London.
At just three-months-old, the baby girl has already revealed a resemblance to her Hollywood parents.
Dewan-Tatum and Everly were photographed in Vancouver, Canada while running errands, and the pictures have swept the internet. See photos at the Daily Mail here.
"That kid won the genetic lotto," wrote Twitter user SunshineGirl.
Bryana added, "I have declared @JennaDewan and @channingtatum's baby girl Everly… the cutest celeb baby girl!!!"
The recent photos are not the first look at baby Everly. Once the "thrilled" parents had announced her arrival, the pair posted of photo of the newborn on Twitter in July.
Today, Dewan-Tatum is enjoying her baby daughter just as much as her fans love the new photos of her.
"Is there anything better than a cuddle nap with you baby," the proud new mom posted to Twitter last month. "Ahhhh love!"
Meanwhile, Dewan-Tatum returned to work just one month after delivering Everly and amazed fans with her post-baby body.
The actress is working on the set of the TV show "The Witches of East End" in Vancouver.
It comes as no surprise that the new mother bounced back to her pre-baby form. Dewan-Tatum began her career as a dancer who once toured with Justin Timberlake, and was reportedly remained active for the duration of her pregnancy.
Furthermore, while living in London with Tatum as he filmed "Jupiter Ascending," Dewan-Tatum awaited baby Everly's arrival with frequent yoga classes and long walks, according to the Daily Mail.
As for the future for their family, Everly will likely not be the only child for Dewan-Tatum and her husband.
"The first number that pops into my head is three, but I just want one to be healthy and then we'll see where we go after that," Tatum said ahead of his daughter's arrival, according to People magazine.