For fans who aren't already aware, Danny DeVito has three children: Lucy, Grace, and Jacob.
He and his wife Rhea Perlman were together since 1971, only separating (but not divorcing) in 2017. The two shared an adorable relationship in real life, plus fake ones in TV shows and on film, and remain good friends to this day.
The kids are similarly close with both parents, something that a lot of Hollywood families can't exactly boast about.
As for their kids, it looks like the trio has followed in their parents' footsteps to some extent. They're all grown up today and mostly fly under the spotlight.
Luckily for Danny, his daughters aren't the kind who share pics their dads wouldn't want on the internet. However, Lucy has embraced the spotlight a bit, just like her brother Jake (Jacob DeVito is an actor, too).
In 2005, Lucy graduated from Brown University, earning a degree in theater. She's performed on stage numerous times, even sharing the screen with her famous dad in 2016's 'The Comedian.'
Lucy also appeared in other TV and film projects over the years, often with smaller parts like "coat check girl" or "hospital admissions employee." But she's been on TV more recently, acting in 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' and 'Melissa & Joey.' Her film 'Hot Mess' even released around the same time as her dad's 'Find Us', the elder DeVito shared on Twitter.
And the good news for fans is that Lucy often shares behind-the-scenes snaps to her Instagram, showing off everything from mom Rhea's celery harvest to her sister Grace's wedding.
Her Instagram also showcases Lucy's personal life and adventures. TBH, the 37-year-old doesn't really look her age, but she's probably not complaining. She has a youthful look, but her height may also fool people into thinking she's younger.
Like dad Danny, Lucy is under five feet tall. While her father is 4' 10", Lucy is 4' 11", if online sources are to be believed.
But Lucy's clearly grown up since attending premieres with her famous fam. Then again, it's been a long time since Danny DeVito was in 'Matilda,' and he looks quite a bit different these days, too.
He's still a recognizable name in Hollywood, however, which means Lucy's had a hard time making her own way. The family name can be particularly tough to shoulder on first dates, Fabiosa reported. Lucy calls it a blessing and a curse, noted the publication, and says she prefers to remain anonymous until she's sure she has a genuine connection with her date.
One thing she's not afraid of? Being absolutely ridiculous.
Lucy says she inherited the trait of looking hilarious from her parents, and she enjoys making people laugh. Those must be some strong genes!