Clearly she takes after her mom and loves [chocolate emoji].
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Visually, the movie takes after its ragtag team of swimmers.
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So with that said, I think she takes after me already.
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Prince George takes after his grandfather with his talent for art.
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Harry is not the only royal who takes after his relatives.
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And the former takes after her mom in a few big ways.
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Cardi B's adorable daughter takes after someone, but it's not her parents.
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The couple's other son, Egypt Daoud, 6, also takes after his parents.
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"My boy takes after me with not wanting to lose," says Boutiette.
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According to Kim, Chicago takes after her brother and sister a bit.
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It seems he takes after Stefani when it comes to style, too.
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I think the baby takes after my wife, because she doesn't sit still!
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Here's the journey your proposed emoji takes after it's been submitted to Unicode.
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The case takes after the M3 version but is more rounded on top.
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Bittersweet nightshade (Solanum dulcamara) takes after plants like belladonna, a notoriously toxic relation.
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According to the Keeping Up with the Kardashian star, Saint takes after his mom.
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Ellen DeGeneres has finally ended the debate on which royal Archie Harrison takes after.
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As a film, "Blue Iguana" takes after the gaudy gemstone that inspired its title.
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" Even Grandma loved seeing it, with Janet Gretzky saying, "Takes after his Grandma Honey!!!
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" J.K. Rowling says that Rose takes after her mother, but is "more secure, more grounded.
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"Lucas takes after Jorge in the style department, so you'll catch them wearing similar pieces."
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But even the proud parents aren't sure yet if he takes after Mom or Dad more.
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Ivanka's 5-year-old daughter, Arabella, already takes after her grandfather in at least one way.
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After takes after Fifty Shades in that it was originally written as Harry Styles fan fiction.
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Kylie Jenner's daughter Stormi takes after her in many ways, but she doesn't have her mother's lips!
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"Well, if she takes after me, it won't at all," Bush Hager admits, with which Gifford agrees.
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" When asked whether the baby takes after anyone, Meghan said: "We're still trying to figure that out.
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The Galaxy Watch's exterior takes after a traditional analog timepiece, but there's nothing traditional about its abilities.
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" When asked whether the baby takes after anyone, Meghan said: "We're still trying to figure that out.
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In fact, Victoria has even admitted that Harper takes after her somewhat when it comes to fashion.
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Saint West definitely takes after his father when it comes to having hip-hop in his blood!
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An earlier version of this article misattributed a quotation about whom Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor takes after.
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When asked which parent the baby takes after, Prince Harry said it's still too soon to tell.
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Those close to Schlossberg say he takes after his uncle John F. Kennedy Jr., who died in 1999.
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Ahead of their due date, Jerry told PEOPLE that he hopes his son mostly takes after his wife.
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Garcia Swisher admits that her older daughter takes after her in some of the phrases she throws around.
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At the end of the documentary, there's an adorable clip that shows how Blue takes after her mother.
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A guide to student loans at various universities, and what it takes after graduation to repay that debt.
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According to Austin, Chanel takes after her dad Ice T with one very specific (and adorable) facial expression.
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No one's going to call this thing stylish; it's big, bulky, and takes after Fitbit's Surge in design.
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My boyfriend, however, takes after his mom, who polishes the kitchen counter every day — sometimes more than once.
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The body and design of the car takes after both EB110 and Chiron, Bugatti's latest car before the Centodieci.
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For example, maybe your organization takes after Netflix and emphasizes the importance of "freedom and responsibility" in its culture.
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The young prince also takes after his mom: Kate has a degree in art history and is a talented photographer.
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Nicotine is most like Zink's more traditional second novel, Mislaid, while Private Novelist takes after her difficult debut, The Wallcreeper.
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Fans have speculated which member of the royal family baby Archie takes after ever since he was born in May.
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In an interview with Today, Jessica Biel revealed that her one-year-old son definitely takes after his famous dad.
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" When asked which parent Stormi takes after, Kylie insists that her daughter "is the perfect mixture of both of us.
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The setup is one thing, but the course the season takes after Episode 1 quickly sets fire to that premise.
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Elias Ryker, whose sleeve Takeshi takes after he's revived, was a cop convinced that some shady organization was behind the coding.
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" As for who Liam takes after in the looks department, Conrad says he's "sort of a combo of both of us.
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Madhu Akhouri ChopraThere is no doubt that Priyanka takes after her mom, who is possibly the world's most multi-faceted woman.
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As a mom of two sons and a daughter, it's likely that at least one of her kids takes after her.
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This model takes after the iconic Death Star, encouraging runners to unleash "the power of the dark side" with every step.
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Amber Rose thinks Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna's baby girl, Dream, definitely takes after one of them more than the other.
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But although Jackson takes after his father in some ways, he mirrors his mother in others — specifically when it comes to personality.
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And though Jameson's first teeth haven't come in yet, hopefully, for his mom's sake, he takes after his big sister when they do.
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And though Jameson's first teeth haven't come in yet, hopefully for his mom's sake, he takes after his big sister when they do.
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Holly Branson, Richard Branson's daughter, takes after her dad and loves to spend her money on experiences and adventures rather than material objects.
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When Ruth takes a bloody bath at the end of the episode, the shots mirror the bath Carrie White takes after her prom massacre.
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Enos' daughter is now 6½, though, and The Killing alum admits that her little girl takes after her mom in one very specific way.
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They should be using it to decide what direction the party takes after the twin traumas of the financial crisis and the Brexit vote.
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When it comes to baby Luna Simone's funny bone, John Legend says he hopes the 17-month-old takes after her hilarious mother, Chrissy Teigen.
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The technique takes after the icon's brow look in that it's straight and archless, with a slight upward lift toward the ends of the brows.
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It's no secret that Rob Kardashian's baby girl Dream Renée takes after him in the looks department — but this latest comparison is almost too perfect.
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She takes after the mother, who was no seamstress but a bar girl, plain and simple, and she drinks and smokes rongony all day long.
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When he does appear, cue a collective: "Hasn't he grown!" followed by extended deliberations over whether he takes after his mother or his father. 2.
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With the exception of backing vocals and harmonies, the album was recorded in live takes, after the band rehearsed in the studio for a few weeks.
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His grand uncle was a cardinal once considered a candidate for pope, but the archbishop takes after Francis, dedicating much of his time to the poor.
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The device is expected to be a more affordable iPhone option that takes after the iPhone 8 in design and the iPhone SE in price point.
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They formed the example for how he came to play—although David Patrick, an LSU assistant and Simmons's godfather, says that Simmons takes after Olivia's game most.
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Although Luna takes after both Teigen and Legend, 39, in the looks department, Teigen admits her little girl's personality is evolving to be just like her mama's.
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In the grand tradition of Moody Protagonists With A Dark Past, Nolan takes after Ryan Atwood (Ben McKenzie) from The O.C. or Jesse (Milo Ventimiglia) from Gilmore Girls.
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If you have ever wondered about the journey your blood takes after it gets sucked out of your body, this video gives you a behind-the-scenes look.
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While Saint seems to have a winning combination of both his mom and dad Kanye West's smile, he takes after Kardashian West when it comes to another expression.
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Luna Simone may look like a perfect mix of her gorgeous parents, but when it comes to her personality, she takes after one of them a little bit more.
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It's explained in the "The Hunger Games" novels that dark-haired Katniss Everdeen physically takes after her deceased father, while younger sister Primrose resembles her fair-skinned, blonde mom.
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The Kochs will be key figures in any discussion about what direction the party takes after 2016, and they are determined to steer it toward their free-market vision.
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Kane Brown is happy to be a dad, but he has a few jokes up his sleeve when it comes to who he thinks his little one takes after.
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More recently, Roku began offering add-on subscriptions to Showtime, Starz, and other premium networks from right inside The Roku Channel — a model that takes after Amazon's Prime Video Channels.
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"She loves the outdoors, so she takes after me a little bit," says Osbourne, who currently appears with dad Ozzy Osbourne on their History Channel series Ozzy & Jack's World Detour.
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But while the youngest child of the family will remain a mystery for now, author J.K. Rowling spilled a few details about Rose, saying she strongly takes after her mother.
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How long it takes after that to recover the crucial pieces of evidence will depend partly on whether they are accessible or trapped inside the aircraft's structure, he told Reuters.
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Saint West In 2016, it became clear that North's little brother, Saint, takes after her in at least one way: he was also decidedly put off by the whole Santa situation.
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That "one kid" didn't fall far from the tree, according to her mom, who says Jolie takes after her in more ways than one — and Dodd, 42, has no parental regrets (yet).
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Though Victoria has admitted in the past that Harper is into sports — understandable, considering her dad's profession and her talented brothers' interests — she takes after her mother in a very specific area.
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Harper, who is 5, takes after Victoria with her creativity: She loves ballet, and even reportedly helped her posh mom — a UN ambassador — design a T-shirt for World AIDS Day this year.
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Otunga -- who's engaged to Jennifer Hudson -- also talked to us about a movie he made with his son for Father's Day ... and it's safe to say David Jr. takes after his star parents.
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An Arizona man is accused of killing his wife and two of his three children, allegedly telling police he only spared his youngest child because she takes after him and not her mother.
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I'm Bad Now is the first Nap Eyes LP that wasn't recorded live with no overdubs, due to some songs requiring redone vocal takes after the initial recording sessions with engineer Howard Bilerman.
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Here's a spoiler-free analysis of how and why the title takes after this old timey toy: Russian Dolls: A Brief History Russian dolls, nesting dolls, or matryoshka, first appeared in Russia in 1890.
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It may be a while before para snowboarder Mike Schultz's daughter Lauren, 4, is hitting the slopes at a competitive level, but she already takes after her dad in a couple of big ways.
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Donald Trump often proclaims how proud he is of his children, and Eric Trump's comment makes clear he takes after his father in his understanding of democracy, and his conception of appropriate presidential family behavior.
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Bruner Jr. takes after his father, who spent time playing drums with Diana Ross, The Temptations, and Gladys Knight, and he didn't take long to catch up, picking up the sticks at two years old.
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" Notoriously mercurial, Stefansson swung during a thirty-minute conversation from quoting T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" to expressing fear for how much he takes after his father, whom he called "a nasty bastard.
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By seizing on his ability to communicate with the public, Tommaso takes after his papal namesake: Last January, Pope Francis rocked the world with a tweet declaring that Mary, mother of Jesus, was the world's first influencer.
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But in reading critical takes after the film's release, I realized anew that my own perspective is necessarily limited by the facts of who I am — and that Bigelow's is too, in ways that are probably unconscious.
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FROM PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films Levi takes after his dad, though — aside from the pair's shared love for America's pastime, of course (Levi even donned Cleveland Indians garb at Monday's game!).
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Although the Keeping up with the Kardashians star, 21, has spoken in the past about how much Stormi takes after her father Travis Scott, she has also marveled at the striking resemblance between herself and her baby girl.
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It's only a matter of time before she gets in over her head without Elizabeth there to bail her out, and it's going to be fascinating to see which parent she takes after in a moment of true crisis.
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Recently, CNBC took a look at the numbers to find out which horror movies — some surprising, others not so much — have had the highest domestic box office takes, after adjusting for inflation based on Bureau of Labor Statistics calculations.
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He pops up in the play's second scene, and it isn't long before he's joking about the muggle driving test he managed to pass and riffing perfectly off Hermione and their daughter Rose (who definitely takes after her mother).
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Cassie Lang, in Marvel's comic books, takes after her father's superheroics and size-changing abilities, so if that storyline is mirrored in the MCU, she could potentially represent another lifeline for Scott that wouldn't require Captain Marvel to get involved.
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The movie is a series of long, masterful, seemingly unedited takes (after a while you're in too much suspense to notice those) where the smoothness of the camerawork matches the elegance of the writing, by Sam Mendes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns.
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" Or as Erin Doherty, who gives a memorably acerbic portrayal of the young Princess Anne, remarked on-set between takes: "After a while you have to drop your thoughts about who they are — you have to accept we are Peter Morgan's royal family.
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Speaking of which, the Now is not a complete reinvention of the camera by far — it's a "friendlier" redesign that takes after the popular OneStep but adds improved autofocus, a flash-adjusting light sensor, better battery and a few other nips and tucks.
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Here's a look at a few of Walsh's most controversial takes: After the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, Walsh told MSNBC's Martin Bashir: "We need to begin profiling who our enemy is in this war: Young Muslim men," per Talking Points Memo.
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The spouses confessed they are smitten by their children ("We had a family reunion recently and we all sat in a circle around them, and just watched them for hours," Jackson said), but it's a little early to tell which dad each twin takes after.
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When the iconic womenswear brand Diane von Fürstenberg was looking to attract a slightly younger audience with its latest collaboration, it picked a designer who takes after the founder of the brand's own heart — Diane von Fürstenberg's 19-year-old granddaughter, Talita von Fürstenberg.
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The amount of active ingredient in a pill and the metabolic path that the ingredient takes after it enters your body—these are things that drugmakers will have painstakingly mapped out before the product comes on the market, with a tractor-trailer full of supporting documentation.
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" The president offered an unsparing, if broad, assessment of the protest movement, saying that some "take as a pretext that they are speaking in the name of the people" when "in fact they are merely speaking for a hateful mob that takes after elected officials, the police, journalists, Jews, foreigners, homosexuals.
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After her surprise appearance, Emme — who takes after Lopez and father Marc Anthony with her passion for singing — joined her mother's fiancé, former baseball pro Alex Rodriguez, 22019, and daughters, Ella, 226, and Natasha, 250, in the audience to watch the remainder of the show from their floor seats facing center stage.
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With less than five months until Britain is due to exit the EU, May has yet to clinch a divorce deal, with negotiators stuck on the so-called "backstop" arrangement that would keep open the border between British-ruled Northern Ireland and EU member Ireland regardless of what course Britain takes after Brexit.
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But you can sense the delight she takes, after laying out some of the rigid proscriptions that ruled New York society ("A lady will not cross a ballroom unattended"; "A lady never sits in the aisle seat if she is with a gentleman"), in pointing out that even a snob like Caroline Astor ("I have never entertained a foreigner in my life unless he comes to me with a letter of introduction") had to adjust her standards to accommodate her own daughter's divorce.
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