The offspring of celebrities are following in their parent's footsteps in every over-the-top way. IOL_Lifestyle
Scooping up brand deals, driving Lamborghinis and dripping in designer bling, these celebrity children are revelling in the benefits of their parent’s celebrity status.
From superyacht cruises off the coast of Italy to lavish parties and super-fast cars, it’s no secret that celebrities live lives of luxury. Since they've started sharing more about the private aspects of their lives on social media, it’s becoming more and more evident that their offspring are following in their footsteps - in every over-the-top way.
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