Tess Daly and Daughter Phoebe Stun in Matching Mini-Dresses on Rare Night Out

Tess Daly and her daughter Phoebe could have been mistaken for twins on Thursday when they stepped out in fabulous mini-dresses alongside Vernon Kay.

Phoebe, who is 19 years old, is the spitting image of her mother, sharing the same striking blonde locks and model-like height. To highlight their similarities even more, the mother-daughter pair chose stunning, leg-lengthening mini-dresses for the launch of ‘Gin & Juice By Dre and Snoop.

Phoebe wore a striking cherry red ensemble paired with nude pointed-toe heels, while her Strictly star mum dazzled in a white halterneck dress, matched with stylish white boots.

Proud dad and husband Vernon Kay was all smiles as he posed with his girls, making for a slew of memorable photos with their arms around each other.

While the couple used to be more private, since Phoebe turned 18, she has become a more frequent presence on her parents’ social media accounts.

Just last week, Phoebe was seen beaming beside her dad in Instagram photos taken at Wimbledon. The two seemed happier than ever enjoying the events at Centre Court.

Vernon shared his excitement, captioning a photo: “The joy of Centre Court. Reflecting back on @wimbledon with @phoebekay___ What a superb day out.”

The duo sported oversized sunglasses to fend off the sunshine, looking fabulous. Phoebe opted for Wimbledon whites, stepping out in a chic white sundress.

Currently, Phoebe is embarking on her first year at university, studying film and television.

In a conversation with Fabulous about their daughter stepping into the limelight, Vernon mentioned, “We [Tess and I] made a conscious decision that the girls should be able to choose whether they wanted to be in the spotlight or not. I think it’s worked in our favour.”

He also referred to their younger daughter, Amber, saying, “Amber is still young, so there’s no way she would do something like this, but Phoebe is an adult now.”

Phoebe explained she is more inclined towards the production and editing side of the industry. “I’d love to act, but will leave presenting to my mum and dad. I’m just trying to understand what I want to do. I think you go to uni to figure out what you want to do in life. I’d like to do some work experience, as it’s hands-on, even if I start as a runner and work my way up.”