Adam Sandler’s daughters joined him on the red carpet and there’s a strong family resemblance

The leading Hollywood actor’s glamorous daughters have joined him to promote his new film - and the family resemblance is very strong.

Comedian Adam Sandler’s daughters Sunny, 14, and Sadie, 16, at the recent Murder Mystery 2 photo shoot in Paris. Picture: Marc Piasecki/WireImage

Adam Sandler’s daughters Sadie and Sunny have hit the red carpet debut to support their comedic dad’s new film.

The funny man has a reputation for keeping his family life incredibly private, but Sadie, 16, and Sunny, 14, were pictured with their dad, and their likeness is uncanny.

Sandler’s new film Murder Mystery 2 is debuting on Netflix on March 24, and Sandler, alongside his co-star, Jennifer Aniston, are in full press tour mode.

Murder Mystery 2 is part of a four picture deal that Sandler has with Netflix.

Surprisingly, Sandler also brought his two teenage daughters to a photo call in Paris.

Sunny and Sadie Sandler stun in Paris. Picture: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

Adam Sandler and his wife Jackie Sandler. Picture: Oliver Contreras/AFP

Sadie and Sunny join the never-ending list of celebrity offspring that look like their famous parents.

They are in good company alongside Lily-Rose Depp, who takes after her famous parents, Vanessa Paradise and Johnny Depp.

Model Kaia Gerber, 21, is practically a doppelganger for her mother Cindy Crawford, while glamorous teen Apple Martin, 18, looks like a spitting image of her bone broth-loving mum, Gwyneth Paltrow.

Sadie and Sunny are still in high school but it will be interesting to see if they follow in their father’s footsteps.

They have already had a few cameo roles in his famous funny films.

Gwyneth Paltrow with daughter, Apple Martin. Source: instagram

Cindy Crawford and lookalike daughter Kaia Gerber. Picture: Instagram

Sandler’s daughters don’t have huge public profiles but they did co-write his acceptance speech in 2022 when he was awarded the Mark Twain Prize for American Humour.

Before Sandler read out their speech, he said: “I’ve been too busy to write a speech. So I told my daughter, Sadie and Sunny, who are 16 and 14, ‘I didn’t write a speech.’”

Sandler then revealed they asked if they could write the speech and he joked: “I said, ‘Absolutely, it’d be nice to see you do something other than watch YouTube or go to f***ing Lululemon every f***ing weekend.”

The comedy actor then read out a moving and funny speech by his two daughters.