Nicole Richie and Joel Madden's lookalike kids, Harlow and Sparrow, make red carpet debut

Nicole Richie’s children, Harlow and Sparrow, stepped into the spotlight to support their mom at her movie premiere.

Nicole Richie and Joel Madden’s children are the spitting image of their parents!

On Tuesday, the couple’s two kids, daughter Harlow, 16, and son Sparrow, 14, made a rare appearance as they came out to support their mom, 42, at the premiere of her film Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead in Los Angeles.

The teenagers looked just like their parents as they appeared side-by-side for a family shot together at the event held at The Grove.

Harlow — who appears to have inherited her mom’s eyes and smile — sported long straight blonde hair, along with a matching smokey eye and all-black ensemble. While Harlow rocked a black bandeau top and leather-look pants, Richie dressed in a velvet mini halter dress featuring a gold chain collar.

Sparrow, meanwhile, showed a likening to his rockstar dad while wearing an oversized T-shirt and jeans similar to Madden’s baggy look at the event.

Richie appeared in happy spirits while joined by her family at the movie premiere. The jewelry designer and actress was also joined by her father Lionel Richie, who came out to support her on Tuesday evening, along with his girlfriend Lisa Parigi and Nicole's mom Brenda Harvey-Richie.

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Richie stars as executive Rose Lindsey in "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead", a remake of the 1991 comedy. She takes over the role originally played by Joanna Cassidy. The updated R-rated comedy is written by Chuck Hayward ("Ted Lasso", "WandaVision") and directed by Wade Allain-Marcus.

Richie stars alongside Simone Joy Jones, who steps into the role previously held by Christina Applegate.

Richie and Madden, 45, have been married since 2010 and are parents to daughter Harlow (born Jan. 11, 2008) and son Sparrow (born Sept. 9, 2009).

The couple generally keeps their children out of the public eye, aiming to protect their privacy as they grow up.