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Alyson Hannigan’s daughter Keeva, 14, is the spitting image of ‘Buffy’ star in look-alike selfie

Make Page Six a Preferred Source Alyson Hannigan and her 14-year-old daughter are twinning in a new look-alike selfie.

The “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star, 52, posted the sweet photo to Instagram on Saturday, showing her and daughter Keeva at a Jellycat event.

“Had the BEST time at the @jellycat event 🧸 We had so much fun and I could not be more grateful for this custom Jellycat manicure by my daughter @satyana_art. Safe to say she’s the true artist in our family! 🩷,” Hannigan wrote in the caption.

One commenter posted “Copy paste for sure!” while others claimed they were seeing double and that the pair looked like twins.

The “How I Met Your Mother” actress shared additional photos from the event, even showing off her Jellycat-themed nails painted by her oldest daughter, Satyana, who did not seem to be present at the event.

The Jellycat event featured the viral plushies along with customized sweets. Hannigan shared photos of custom cookie designs, a star reading “Alyson” and a piece of sushi reading “Keeva.”

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Hannigan and her husband, “Angel” star Alexis Denisof, share children Satyana, 17, and Keeva, 14.

The couple met on the set of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” in the late ’90s, and wed on Oct. 11, 2003.

Denisof shared the screen with his wife in both “How I Met Your Mother” as Sandy Rivers and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” as Wesley Wyndam-Pryce.

Hannigan’s post with Keeva comes nearly one month after the 14-year-old began high school.

The actress shared a snap to Instagram of her younger daughter on August 31 holding a sign that read, “So High School,” followed by “Class of 2030.”

“Back to school means back to sign making! I obviously had to reference my favorite Taylor song since I now have 2 High Schoolers 😳,” The “American Pie” actress captioned the post.

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