Matthew McConaughey’s daughter Vida showed off her striking resemblance to mom Camila Alves as the duo watched the University of Texas women’s basketball team take on Tennessee.
The 15-year-old joined her famous dad courtside during Thursday’s nail-biting match-up.
The actor, 55, who graduated from the alma mater in 1993, cheered on the Longhorns as they ultimately emerged victorious against the Lady Vols 80-76.
Looking every inch the doting dad, the Oscar winner sat beside his teen daughter as they chatted away in between some adrenalin-pinching moments during the game.
The “Dallas Buyers Club” actor rocked a brown leather jacket atop a white T-shirt for the outing, which he teamed up with a pair of jeans and a cowboy-esque belt.
The teen, for her part, rocked a cropped Longhorns T-shirt with a pair of blue jeans.
The team’s official X account later shared images of the father-duo during the match-up, writing, “good to have you at @MoodyCenterATX 🤘.”
McConaughey, who lives in Texas with his family after leaving Hollywood a decade ago, shares a close bond with all three of his children.
He and Alves are also proud parents to sons Levi, 16, and Livingston, 12.
McConaughey still boasts strong links to the university and is often seen out and about on campus — despite graduating nearly 32 years ago.
The actor joined the faculty team at UT Austin’s Radio-Television-Film department in 2019 as a self-appointed “minister of culture.” Before that, he served as a “visiting instructor” since 2015.
Earlier this month, the “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” actor shared a heartfelt tribute on social media on Vida’s 15th birthday.
“Vida. 15 years. Thanks for being my tech guru, so savvy, and for loving to grow things. Love Papai,” he captioned a throwback image of her gardening, which he shared with his 10 million Instagram followers.
While McConaughey opts to share very few details about his family, in 2020 he told People that Vida “really likes to paint and draw and loves graphic novels.”
While it’s unclear if she hopes to follow in her father’s footsteps, Vida already boasts an acting credit on her resume after landing a role in “Sing 2,” which her dad also starred in.
