Then Now Julia Roberts Daughter Hazel Has Completely Transformed

Julia Roberts has kept her three children largely out of the spotlight, so fans may not have noticed that her daughter, Hazel, went from cute kid to full-blown adult in what seemed like the blink of an eye. Julia's motherhood journey began in 2004 when she gave birth to twins, Hazel and Phineas. She welcomed her third child with husband Danny Motor, Henry, in 2007. As the children grew older, Julia became a bit more comfortable with public appearances. In 2021, Hazel made her red carpet debut alongside her father at the Cannes Film Festival, showing how grown up she had become while still sporting the same bright blonde hair and fresh-faced look. Beyond that appearance, her parents occasionally share family photos on social media. While Julia tends to post throwbacks, Danny shares more recent pics. And when he does, people debate who Hazel really takes after. Many think she is a Motor through and through, but some disagree, saying that they see Julia in her. Looks aside, Hazel appears to have a good head on her shoulders. Hazel is off at college, and her younger brother Henry has also followed in her and Phineas' footsteps, leaving Julia and Danny to adjust to life as empty-nesters. I don't know if sobbing now is the best jumping-off point to our interview." Despite her emotions about seeing them leave the nest, she's proud of their journey. I know everyone thinks their kids are great. Well, I think my kids are great." Beyond that, Julia couldn't be more proud of the relationship she has with her kids. I love hanging out with them and spending time with them." The movie star moved to New York City to pursue acting shortly after graduating from high school. And while she made it big, Julia was happy to see her children go to college. I wasn't lucky enough to have a college experience, and so to see how it's happening for them is really fascinating." And she wears that excitement proudly. I could become immediately like, this is my entire life. Yeah, you have to. I wear the colors, I do the whole thing.