Just like mum! Former child star Nikki Webster and her lookalike daughter match in red gowns at opening night of Sunset Boulevard in Sydney

Nikki Webster and her young daughter made an impression as they walked the red carpet at the opening night of Sunset Boulevard in Sydney on Saturday. 

The former child star and her 10-year-old, Skylah, matched in dazzling red gowns at the Sydney Opera House. 

The family resemblance was evident, with the lookalike strawberry blondes posing side by side for sweet photos. 

The 37-year-old singer stunned in a fitted satin gown with a corseted bodice and maxi length skirting. 

She added a pair of stacked, gold glittering heels and kept her accessories light but for a fine chain necklace. 

Nikki chose a clean makeup look with rosy cheeks and a nude lipstick while wearing her hair down in waves. 

Little Skylah made quite the princess in her glittery gown that came with a tulle train and gold shoes like mum. 

Nikki stole the hearts of Australians and the world at just 13 years old when she performed at the 2000 Sydney Olympics but she is all grown up 24 years later.  

She previously detailed her journey of overcoming domestic violence and the heartbreaking reason why she's single.

During an episode of the Kyle & Jackie O Show, the singer opened up about her personal life in a candid chat, explaining she's been out of a relationship for 'many years'.

Webster ended her marriage with husband Matthew McMah in 2018.

'It's a long story. Unfortunately, not a very happy story,' she told hosts Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson, adding she's 'had a pretty hard few years'.

'So I'm happy to be on the other side of that. And, you know, when I've just been focusing on life and kids' she said. 

The Sydney native married Matthew McMah in 2012 before ending their marriage in 2018.

They share two children together, daughter Skylah, 10, and son Malachi, seven.

The singer's appearance comes amid her latest collaboration with the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Nikki has partnered with FUNDAY Natural Sweets for a nostalgic Y2K throwback spotlighting their Strawberry & Cream flavoured lollies and her iconic song Strawberry Kisses.

The collaboration pays homage to Nikki's 2000 Sydney Olympics performance as Australia's sweetheart.

Nikki Webster rose to fame in 2000 when she performed at the Sydney Olympic Games Opening Ceremony, which she used to launch her career as a pop star, whose biggest hit was the 2001 song Strawberry Kisses.

The song went on to become the unofficial anthem of the Matildas' 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup team - resulting in renewed popularity for Webster.