There are theceleb kids who nobody knows aboutand are totally kept out of the spotlight.
Milla Jovovich’s eldest daughter, Ever Gabo Anderson, definitely falls in the third category.
“[S]he really is my little friend and buddy who ‘gets it.’
I have time to sit back and just watch her blossom.
As Anderson’s star continues to rise, the similarities between her and Jovovich become all the more apparent.
It’s no stretch to say she’s basically her mom’s twin.
Ever Anderson’s parents are Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S.
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Ever Anderson is the eldest child of Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S.
Jovovich and Paul met on the set of 2002’s “Resident Evil.”
In a 2022 interview withThe New York Times, Paul shared his first impression of his future wife.
Jovovich and Paul hit it off right away, and soon entered into a romantic relationship.
The pair wed in 2009 in a ceremony held in their garden at their Beverly Hills home.
Jovovich was 33 years old at the time, and Paul was 44.
Whether they’re working on a movie or raising their children, Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S.
Anderson sure seem to have a strong partnership.
“I tell Paul every day, he spoils me.
It is such a pleasure.
We have our family together.
We do these fun movies together,” Jovovich once toldHuffPost.
“What am I going to do when I have to go work with somebody else?”
“I was up for 48 hours, for two nights,” she told the publication.
“I started Halloween night.
By the time I went into the hospital, it was the night of November 2nd.
I finally went into the hospital and had the epidural.”
While Dashiel and Osian are about five years apart; Ever is eight years older than Dashiel.
“Happiness for me is being with my family and playing with my little sister,” she said.
She’s much more responsible than I am!”
“But, I’m also very protective of them.
I guess because I’m much older.”
Her mother, Milla Jovovich, recognized that her daughter had been bitten by the acting bug early on.
“On the one hand I’m terrified because I know how difficult this industry is.
“She told me I had to learn to read first.
Then when I was 7, I was reading really well so I asked my mom again.
She said I had to take acting classes first to see if it was really right for me.
I started at the Playground and loved it.”
The 2016 film was directed by Paul W.S.
Needless to say, it was a family affair.
The flick garnered some decent reviews from critics and fans of the zombie-killer series alike.
Funny enough, Ever didn’t get to see her acting debut on the big screen.
Unsurprisingly, Jovovich loved sharing the screen with her daughter.
“You are [an] unbelievably talented actress, more talented than I’ve ever been.
It was an honor and a privilege to work with you.”
Anderson was understandably proud to be part of the franchise.
“It’s just so exciting, and such a privilege to play young Natasha Romanoff.”
Her mother has also sung her praises.
She’s amazing.”
One of the people in tears was none other thanformer child star and Hollywood icon Scarlett Johansson.
This meant a lot to Anderson.
“Some of the scenes were quite heavy, so they really stuck with me.
It’s kind of something that you think about at night.”
Milla Jovovich’s daughter was cast as Wendy Darling in the Disney+ film “Peter Pan & Wendy.”
She first landed the part when she was 12 years old, back in early 2020.
However, production was delayed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“I was scared they were going to fire me because I got taller than all the boys!”
she told the publication in 2023.
“We’re so proud of our baby!
While she had success in the modeling world at an early age, she was still drawn to acting.
“I don’t know where I would be without modeling,” Jovovich told theDaily Newsin 2002.
Ever Anderson hasfollowed in her model mom’s footsteps.
For starters, she enjoys learning languages.
“I really like ‘Minecraft’ and ‘Roblox,'” she told Soko for Interview in 2016.
Her martial arts skills and language skills sure came in handy when Anderson filmed “Black Widow.”
she told Paper in 2021.
“And to never be afraid to look stupid, because sometimes that’s just the way it is.
you’re able to’t be scared to put yourself out there.”
What’s more, her parents taught her to be tenacious.
“The challenging part is having to prove myself.”
she said in Flaunt.
