Ashley Tisdale and daughter Jupiter.
Ashley Tisdale loves hanging out with her “little Swiftie” daughter.
On Sunday, Oct. 20, the High School Musical alum, 39, shared an adorable Instagram carousel filled with videos of her daughter Jupiter, 3, enjoying her first concert ever at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. The toddler can be seen singing, dancing and gazing at Swift on stage while wearing silver cowboy boots, a layered skirt, large pink headphones and a denim jacket that says “Little Swiftie” on the back in hot pink letters.
“My little swiftie 💖,” the proud mom writes in her caption. “Safe to say Jupiter loved her first concert @taylorswift”
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In one cute clip, the mother-daughter duo impressively sing along to “The Man” by Swift without missing a single word. In another sweet video, Jupiter pretends to play the guitar while Swift plays the instrument on stage.
Tisdale shares Jupiter and 6-week-old daughter Emerson with her husband Christopher French.
The actress recently celebrated her first month as a mom of two on Instagram, sharing a celebratory post that marked the first time fans have seen the newborn’s face.
Ashley Tisdale with daughter Emerson
“Emerson you are everything 🦋 can’t believe it’s already been a month,” Tisdale wrote in the caption. “Trying to hold on to every moment”
To start her post, the mom of two shared a selfie of herself lying with her eyes closed as she cuddled her sleeping baby girl. Another adorable snap featured her and Jupiter, who could be seen kissing her little sister on her forehead.
The carousel continued to show French, 42, in his full girl dad form, as he squeezed into a rocking chair with Jupiter sitting next to him and Emerson lying across both their laps.
The proud mom also posted a video of both her girls being pushed in a double stroller. Emerson rests under a shade facing Tisdale, while Jupiter sits up and faces forward in her seat.
