With a tennis pro dad and a former Home and Away star mum, you’re bound to have a bit of showbiz in your blood when you’re a Hewitt.
In a recent Instagram snap, Ava Hewitt, the youngest daughter of Lleyton and Bec Hewitt and a budding gymnast, proved she’s destined for big things just like her famous parents.
After a photo of eight-year old Ava demonstrating her insane flexibility with the splits was shared by dance coach Dr Lisa Ellis, proud mum Bec re-posted the snap as did Ava on her own official page, @avasydneyofficial.
Instagram states that you must be at least 13 years old before you can create an account but we have a feeling this rising star’s account is being managed by her proud mum as a lot of the same photos pop up on Bec’s account.
Ava’s first post dates back to December last year and since then, she’s only shared 11 posts but garnered a whopping 2,055 followers already. Talk about star power!
A born performer, Ava is a passionate gymnast. (Image: Instagram @drlisaellis)
The budding gymnast and youngest Hewitt already has 2,055 followers on her Instagram account! (Image: Instagram @avasydneyofficial)
Ava’s Instagram also shared this cute family snap with her dad Lleyton and big brother Cruz. (Image: Instagram @avasydneyofficial)
This isn’t the first time we’ve seen the Hewitt kids’ show business side.
In 2016, Bec took her daughters Ava and Mia to a children’s model casting and clothing fitting for the Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival and later that year, Bec and Ava dazzled as the Christmas ambassadors for Barbie.
Plus, all three Hewitt children joined forces to star in the Wonder Smooth Wholegrain bread commercial.
Watch Mia, Cruz and Ava Hewitt star in a Wonder Smooth Wholegrain bread commercial below. Post continues…
While eldest daughter Mia, 13, keeps things private on her Instagram account, 10 year-old Cruz is following in his dad’s footsteps and training hard to be the next sporting superstar.
With 6,292 followers, Cruz shares plenty of pictures of his tennis training sessions as well as snaps with some of the sport’s most high-profile players including Sloane Stephens and Alex De Minaur.
Lleyton even reckons we’ll be seeing his mini-me make his Australian Open debut when he’s around 14.
“Hopefully he gets a chance to play in this great event if he wants to. Hopefully he beats me,” the proud dad previously mused.
The next generation of Hewitts are the ones to watch!
