Some celebrity kids grow up in the spotlight, others choose a quieter life. Whether they followed their parents into the same field or took a different path, these 10 grown-up children of stars have kept things low-key while still making their mark.

1 Shannon Lee, daughter of Bruce Lee, is an author, producer, and martial artist who leads the Bruce Lee Foundation.

Shannon Lee is an author, producer, and CEO of the Bruce Lee Family Companies, as well as chair of the Bruce Lee Foundation. She is dedicated to preserving and promoting her father’s legacy, Bruce Lee, through creative projects that highlight his philosophies and cultural impact. Her 2020 book, Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee, explores the core principles that shaped his life and work.

Lee has produced several works about her father, including the 2008 TV series The Legend of Bruce Lee and the 2009 documentary How Bruce Lee Changed the World. She studied Jeet Kune Do under Richard Bustillo and Ted Wong, Taekwondo under Tan Tao-liang, Wushu with Eric Chen, and trained in kickboxing with Benny Urquidez for her role in Enter the Eagles (1998), directed by Yuen De.

2 Mya Lesnar, daughter of Brock Lesnar, became the NCAA indoor champion in the shot put and won the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championships.

Born in 2002 to WWE icon Brock Lesnar and Nicole McClain, Mya Lesnar has established herself as a standout shot putter. After competing at Alexandria High School, she went on to Arizona State University and later transferred to Colorado State University, where she rose among the top collegiate throwers.

Her 2024 NCAA Indoor Championship title came with a record-breaking 18.53m throw, and she continued her dominance by winning the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championship. Beyond athletics, Mya has expressed potential interest in military service, inspired by her father’s discipline.

3 Simone Johnson, daughter of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, wrestles in WWE as Ava Raine, making her the fourth-generation wrestler in her family.

As the fourth generation in her family to enter professional wrestling, Simone Johnson—known to WWE fans as Ava Raine—follows legendary footsteps. Daughter of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Dany Garcia, Simone joined WWE in 2020 at the youngest age in company history.

After debuting in the NXT group Schism, she branched out as a solo authority figure, working hard to define her own wrestling persona while paying tribute to her famous lineage. Her father has openly shared his pride in her accomplishments.

4 Lily Sastry, daughter of Rowan Atkinson, is a musician and visual artist who’s also acted in her father’s films, including Johnny English Reborn.

Lily Sastry, formerly known as Lily Atkinson, is the daughter of British actor Rowan Atkinson. Like her parents, she has chosen a creative career and is a singer-songwriter, cabaret performer, and visual artist.

She began writing music in her early teens, describing her style as a blend of R&B, soul, pop, and funk. As a performer, she combines music with storytelling and has appeared in cabaret shows showcasing her original songs.

Sastry is also a visual artist. On Instagram, she shares pieces that use figurative and surrealist imagery to explore gendered human behavior and emotional expression.

5 Jennifer Gates, daughter of Bill Gates, completed her medical studies at the Icahn School of Medicine and is now pursuing her residency in pediatric research at Mount Sinai.

The oldest child of tech pioneer Bill Gates and philanthropist Melinda French Gates, Jennifer Gates is forging her own path in the medical field. A graduate of Stanford University, she earned her medical degree in 2024 and is currently a pediatric resident at Mount Sinai, having completed her intern year. She also completed a fast-tracked Master of Public Health at Columbia University.

She married Olympic equestrian Nayel Nassar in 2021 and is now a mother of two daughters, Leila (born 2023) and Mia (born 2024). In a candid Instagram post, she reflected on the challenges of residency and motherhood, describing herself as both an “exhausted post-call version” and a “mom doing her best.”

6 Bianca Bree, daughter of Jean-Claude Van Damme, has made a name for herself in action films, blending martial arts skill with acting.

Bianca Bree, 34, is the middle child of action star Jean-Claude Van Damme and has followed in his footsteps, both as an actress and a martial arts enthusiast. She began her acting career in her father’s films but stepped out of his shadow early, carving her own path in Hollywood.

Since 2016, Bianca has steadily expanded her filmography with roles in independent productions, including Fury of the Fist and the Golden Fleece, alongside Danny Trejo, and The Murder of Nicole Brown Simpson, starring Mena Suvari.

Known for her dedication to martial arts and fitness, Bianca brings physical intensity and action credibility to her roles, continuing the family legacy while establishing her own identity in the industry.

7 Isabella Cruise, daughter of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, launched her fashion line BKC in 2018 and is a trained auditor within the Church of Scientology.

Isabella “Bella” Kidman Cruise was born on December 22, 1992. Shortly after birth, she was adopted by Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise. Raised primarily in Beverly Hills with her father, Bella has largely led a private life, out of the public eye.

She studied at West London’s Delmar Academy of Make-up and Hair before shifting to fashion. Bella launched her own clothing line, BKC (Bella Kidman Cruise), in 2018, featuring T-shirts with her original marker-on-paper artwork inspired by friends, fashion, and music.

Though she keeps a low profile, Bella shares her artwork and occasional selfies on Instagram.

8 Meadow Walker, daughter of Paul Walker, is a fashion model and heads The Paul Walker Foundation, focused on ocean conservation.

Meadow Walker, daughter of the late Paul Walker, is a model, actress, and philanthropist. Born in 1998, she was raised in Hawaii before moving to live full-time with Paul in L.A. until his death in 2013. Meadow honors his legacy through the Paul Walker Foundation and her Fast & Furious cameo in Fast X.

She began modeling in 2017 and is the face of Givenchy Beauty. Meadow has spoken openly about her health and personal struggles, including undergoing tumor surgery and having an abortion during the COVID-19 pandemic.

9 Muhammad Ali’s daughter, Laila, is considered one of the greatest female professional boxers of all time, retiring undefeated with 24 wins and 21 knockouts.

Laila Ali stands out not just as the daughter of boxing icon Muhammad Ali but as a trailblazer in women’s boxing herself.

Over her undefeated nine-year career, she amassed 24 wins and 21 knockouts, capturing multiple world titles—including IBA, IWBF, WIBA, and WBC championships.

Retiring in 2007, Laila moved on to TV, hosting and making appearances on reality and lifestyle programs, and was inducted into the Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015.

10 Ella Bleu Travolta, daughter of John Travolta, has acted in indie films, modeled, and released her own original music as a singer-songwriter.

Ella Bleu Travolta was born on April 3, 2000, to actors John Travolta and the late Kelly Preston. She began her film career in 2009 with Old Dogs, acting alongside both parents, and later starred in The Poison Rose and the upcoming Get Lost, a modern spin on Alice in Wonderland.

During the pandemic, Ella began writing songs, eventually releasing her debut EP, Colors of Love, in 2024, which she co-produced with her father.

John Travolta has been a strong influence in her creative journey, encouraging her independence while offering guidance from his decades of experience in film and music. Now both an actress and singer, Ella Bleu Travolta is building a career that seamlessly blends her family legacy with her own unique voice.