Last month, Jenna Dewan welcomed baby No. 3 — and her first baby is looking more grown up than ever!
On Friday, July 5, the Step Up star, 43, shared a photo of her eldest child, 11-year-old daughter Everly, in her Irish dance outfit.
Everly, whom Dewan shares with ex Channing Tatum, was all smiles as she posed for the photo and rocked a traditional dress, shoes and a sash at what appeared to be a dance competition.
The 11-year-old, whom her mom refers to as “Evie,” posed with her grandmother, Dewan’s mother Nancy Smith, in the pic and looked tall with her intricate updo that featured a colorful headpiece.
The pre-teen also appeared to have earned a medal as she wore one on a yellow ribbon around her neck.
“Loving this pic of my mom and Evie and her gorgeous new dress from @idcostumes,” Dewan captioned the sweet grandma-grandaughter shot, tagging in Irish dance costume makers ID Costume Design and adding a shamrock and a sparkle emoji.
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The photo of Evie’s Irish dance outfit comes less than a month after Dewan welcomed her third child, daughter Rhiannon, who is also her second with her fiancé, Steve Kazee.
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Dewan and Kazee — who also share a 4-year-old son, Callum — welcomed Rhiannon on Friday, June 14, the couple later confirmed in a sweet Instagram post.
“Rhiannon Lee Kathryn Kazee June 14, 2024 ?,” Dewan wrote alongside two adorable photos of the parents holding the infant.
“From the moment you arrived, you have brought immense joy and love into our lives,” the mom of three continued.
“Your gentle grace, sweetness, and beauty have captivated our entire family. Our hearts are overflowing with love, and we are truly blessed by your presence. Welcome to our world baby girl ?.”
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Dewan previously opened up to PEOPLE about co-parenting in a blended family, which she said is a constant work in progress.
“Like everything else in life, you learn as you go,” she explained. “You shift and evolve and you adapt to how life is presenting itself to you. That includes getting the new normal of a blended family.”
When it comes to her co-parenting methods, her three children are always priority No. 1, she noted.
“Kids always come first,” she said. ”How you feel about your kids. How you treat your kids. Kids always come first above everything else.”
