July 01, 2020 • rose ceremony ready
Ali Fedotowsky-Manno and Her Daughter Are Twinning in Matching Bathing Suits
Like mother, like daughter!
Ali Fedotowsky-Manno and her daughter Molly Manno were in full twin mode during a family trip to San Diego. Ali posted photos from their Southern California excursion, which included days spent at the beach and celebrating her husband Kevin Manno’s birthday.
In several of the pictures from their getaway, Ali and Molly don matching one-piece bathing suits featuring pastel pink and white stripes. She captioned one photo, "Adios San Diego (Or Sandy Ego - as Molly likes to call it). These beach bums will be back soon."
She also called Molly her "little beach babe" in another photo from the trip.
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This isn’t the first time they’ve worn matching suits. During a family vacation to Hawaii in February (where she hung out with fellow Bachelorette Jillian Harris!), she and Molly hit the beach and surf in the same cheetah-print one-pieces.
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When cold weather strikes, you can see them in similar parkas, too.
Molly — who turns 4 on July 6 — and her 2-year-old brother Riley play a huge role on Ali’s social media feeds. Ali posts tons of photos and videos of her family, often showing a very real side to parenting in quarantine. She also emphasizes teaching her kids the importance of loving themselves for who they are, a lesson she writes about on a regular basis.
In April, she uploaded a selfie with Molly in their swimming pool and wrote, "Just a quick little reminder that you are beautiful, your body is amazing, and our children are watching. Show them what self love looks like by choosing to love yourself everyday."
Ali regularly discusses the importance of body positivity and explains why that message is vital to pass down to children. She penned in November, "Body image is an important topic to discuss. I’m realizing that now more than ever. But so is health. I’ll always strive to be accepting of my body as long as I’m taking care of it. Because at the end of the day it doesn’t matter what my body looks like but it ABSOLUTELY matters how healthy my body is."
Her caption continued, "I want to be a good example to my kids, and I want to be a strong and healthy parent so I can live as long as possible to be here for them."
