Add Page Six on Google Amy Adams’ daughter, Aviana Le Gallo, may be eyeing a career behind the camera.
The actress revealed that her 16-year-old is interested in pursuing a career in production.
“I think we’ll see what she’s up for,” the six-time Oscar nominee told People on July 21 when asked about her daughter’s aspirations.
“I know she’s interested in production as a whole, so we’ll see what avenue she decides to focus on,” she added.
Although the “Enchanted” star has largely kept her only child out of the spotlight, the mother-daughter duo made a rare appearance at Paris Fashion Week back in March.
For the outing, Aviana paired a green turtleneck with a black maxi skirt, while her mom wore an all-black ensemble from her leather jacket to her wide-legged pants.
Adams shares Aviana with husband Darren Le Gallo, whom she met in an acting class in 2001.
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The couple welcomed Aviana in 2010 before walking down the aisle in California five years later.
She grew up out of the public eye, making her red carpet debut at the Toronto International Film Festival in September 2024 with her parents.
At the time, Adams revealed that her daughter wasn’t on the path towards a Hollywood career.
“[Acting] is not her current plan,” the Golden Globe winner told E! News on the carpet. “She very much wants a different path.”
However, the “Woman In The Window” actress didn’t rule out that her daughter might change her mind one day.
“We’ll see, I never say never,” she continued. “I’ll support her no matter what she wants to do.”
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