Ali Larter had a special date for an awards show. Over the weekend, Larter was joined by her 11-year-old daughter, Vivienne, at Step Up’s 2026 Inspiration Awards. The two look surprisingly similar and made an adorable sight when posing for photographs on the red carpet.
Larter and Vivienne posed for photos with their arms wrapped around each other. For the outing, Larter wore a black suit that she paired with a brown blouse, completing the look with a pair of light brown heels. Her blonde hair was elegantly curled, completing the look with some jewelry.
Vivienne opted for a blue knit dress that she completed with black sneakers. She styled her blonde hair straight. She’s the daughter of Larter and her husband of 17 years, Hayes MacArthur.
© Step Up Via Getty ImagesMore details about Larter and her family
Ali Larter and Hayes MacArthur have been together since 2005, when they met on the set of the film “Homo Erectus.” They got married four years later and now share two kids: Theodore and Vivianne.
“To feel this life growing inside of me grounds me every day and really puts things into perspective about what’s important in life,” said Larter in an interview with PEOPLE back when she was pregnant with her son. “It really is your health and your family.”
Back in 2015, after her two kids were born, Larter revealed that it’s become more difficult to find a balance of work and her personal life. “It’s figuring out that balance and somehow trying to find some time for your husband and for work — and for yourself,” she told PEOPLE.
© The Hollywood Reporter via GettyThe couple is based in Idaho, with Larter revealing why they prefer that lifestyle as opposed to living in Hollywood.
“We love to barbecue at our house,” Larter told Fox News. “We love to play with our dogs. My daughter will probably play some volleyball. We’ll go to [local ice cream parlor] Leroy’s and get an ice cream cone.”
“It’s just kind of simpler, and the days are really long. The sun’s out till like 10 at night now, so it’s been really beautiful to kind of have the kids out of school and enjoy the time with them.”
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