Scott Baio recently shared a heartwarming family photo featuring his daughter, Bailey, and his wife, Renée Sloan. The post immediately caught fans’ attention, with many gushing about the resemblance between mother and daughter. Scott, who is known for his roles in Happy Days and Charles in Charge, was proud to showcase his beautiful family.
He playfully addressed the ongoing debate about Bailey’s looks in his caption, acknowledging that her blue eyes and delicate features closely mirror her mother’s. Fans flooded the comments with admiration, pointing out how Bailey inherited Sloan’s smile, nose, and overall elegance.
Fans debate Scott Baio’s daughter’s looks against Renée Sloan
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The recent family photo reignited discussions about Bailey and her resemblance to her mother. Fans have previously noted her striking similarity to Sloan, with many saying she is her mother’s twin. The bright blue eyes, sweet smile, and slender facial structure of the little girl make the similarity undeniable.
Apart from her looks, Bailey also has a great relationship with her parents. She typically spends quality time with her dad, either watching polo matches or engaging in fun family activities. Recently, in a lighthearted video interview, she interviewed her dad at a sporting event, oozing her charm and grace, just like her mom.
Bailey inspired Scott Baio and Renée Sloan toward charity
Bailey not only resembles her mom in looks, she’s a symbol of fortitude within the Baio household. Just weeks after being born, she had tested positive for a metabolic disorder, and her parents were at their wit’s end. Fortunately, further tests revealed the positives were false alarms, but the experience took its toll.
Dedicated to helping others, Baio and Sloan initiated the Bailey Baio Angel Foundation to help other families with similar medical conditions. From this initiative, they have aided in spreading awareness of total newborn screenings. Their dedication to family and health care advocacy has solidified their reputation as a tight-knit and supportive pair.