Willow, Blue Ivy, North West and More Celeb ‘Nepo Babies’ Who Are Becoming Huge Stars

Some might still see her as the young girl singing “Whip My Hair,” but she’s grown into a rock artist and model. Professionally known as WILLOW, she’s definitely working to make a name for herself separate from Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith.

Thanks to her parents, Jay-Z and Beyonce, Blue Ivy Carter has been in the spotlight since birth. She made regular appearances during Bey’s “Renaissance” tour, ignored the haters and focused on herself. She’s learning from the best.

From a young age, Zaya Wade has had to deal with strangers’ opinions on her life. With the support of her father, Dwyane Wade, and her stepmother, Gabrielle Union, Zaya has built a burgeoning career as a model and become an inspiration for young LGBTQ+ people.

When your mom is Mariah Carey, one of the greatest singers of all-time, everyone will compare your vocals to hers. However, Monroe’s performances on her mom’s most recent Christmas tour were all beautiful and full of potential. Along with her brother Moroccan, they’ve also clearly inherited the stage presence of their father, Nick Cannon.

When your dad is widely considered one of the greatest basketball players of all-time, you might want to become an accountant or lawyer. But LeBron’s sons, Bronny and Bryce James, are ready to set their own records and maybe even break a few of their dads. Bronny currently plays for USC, while Bryce has already been offered a spot by Ohio State.

Viola Davis and Julius Tennon’s daughter hasn’t fully launched her acting career just yet, but she’s made it clear to her mom that she’s ready to follow in her parents’ footsteps. She’s certainly learning from the best in the business.

Thandiwe Newton’s daughter already has several impressive credits on her acting resume, including HBO’s hit drama “The Last of Us” and the film “Reminiscence,” where she appeared alongside her mom.

It’s clear when he’s out on the course with his dad that Charlie Woods is ready for golf greatness.

College football star Shedeur Sanders may not be “Prime Time” just yet, but he’s obviously looking to establish his own football legacy. With his dad, Deion Sanders, as his coach we know he’s learning everything he needs to know about dominating the competition.

Kobe Bryant’s oldest daughter is looking to make her own name in the entertainment industry, while also honoring her late father and sister. She seems like a confident young woman who will be able to balance this emotionally difficult tightrope walk.

Jaafar Jackson, son of Jermaine, is basically climbing the Mt. Everest of film roles. He’s playing his uncle Michael in a highly-anticipated biopic and early accounts from the cast and crew are praising his performance. If he nails this, he will be on his way to star status.