Rebel Wilson Takes Daughter For Her 'First Ever Swim In The Ocean'

It doesn't get better than being there for your child's first significant milestone, which Rebel Wilson was delighted to do with her four-month-old baby girl. 

The Hollywood star has been gracious enough to share photos from the vacation on her Instagram Stories, showing herself and her finacée Romona Agruma, posing after a boat ride and enjoying a nice bonfire.

During this tropical family vacation with her partner, the 43-year-old enjoyed an ocean swim with their little one. In the sun-drenched snap on her social media, the pitch-perfect star seems to be enjoying quality time with Royce Lilian, who was engaging in her first-ever dip in the stunning blue water.

The Australian actress took to her Instagram to share a sweet photo of her and her daughter in their swimwear. Wilson rocked a pink swim top and strived to remain sun-safe in a matching visor and eyewear as she tenderly held her baby girl gently above the water's surface. 

The young one is seen with an adorable pink swimsuit and a white bucket hat to protect her from the sun. In the image, the proud mother secured her sleek hair into a high ponytail and showed off her slimline figure under the waves. The background of the update featured multiple boats near mountains by the shore.

In the post's caption, the mother-of-one wrote, "Roycie's first ever swim in the ocean 💙." Soon after, her followers flooded the comments section to serenade the post with compliments.

One of the first to chime in was Paris Hilton, who expressed excitement with a row of heart-eyed emojis. Agruma summed up her love for the photo and the people in it with three heart emojis.

Another fan noted, "Oh my goodness! Your baby is gorgeous! And the water is so clear where you are! Sorry If you have said already xxx ❤️❤️❤️." A fourth fan wrote, "Sweet little mermaid 🧜‍♀️," while someone else remarked, "So gorgeous!" 

The infatuated mother's joy with her sweet little angel was brought to mind when she cuddled with her after enjoying an intimate birthday dinner weeks ago. The Blast noted how the producer's lover celebrated her with a heartwarming tribute.

The fashion designer posted a picture of them holding hands while on vacation. In it, the Lemon ve Limon founder sported a black and white two-piece while the "Hustle" actress rocked a yellow flowery dress. The lovely caption read, "Happy Birthday, my love."

Likewise, Wilson shared a snap of her birthday dinner on her IG stories. The post featured the decor with the words, "It's my birthday." She followed that post with a cute image of her one on one moment with Royce, where she sweetly wrapped her in her arms to enjoy her baby's company.

In the upload, the comedian donned a white robe with her daughter's first name engraved on the sleeve while her adorable girl was dressed in a pink flowery patterned onesie. The young one's face was covered with a pink heart emoji.

About two weeks ago, The Blast shared how fans of the "Bridesmaids" actress were thrown into opposing sides of an argument over the concept of sustainability. At this year's Vanity Fair Oscars after-party, the mother-of-one drew attention in her Jason Wu dress and Kurt Geiger-designed rainbow clutch purse.

In the caption, the "A Few Best Men" star noted that she was "Sustainably re-wearing" the beautiful gown from a few years ago. After the update, the comment section was immediately thrown into a debate as one person noted that Wilson was "misrepresenting or not understanding what the word sustainable means."

Another critic commented, "Thank goodness you're wearing a dress TWICE! That'll make up for the private jets then," and a third added, "If this is sustainable… ok…."

Others in the debate were pleased and supportive of the entertainer. One person wished that "more celebs would do the same and own it too," especially since no one cared "if you re-wear something that's stunning." A second thought encouraged celebrities to "swap with each other old gowns/borrow them" instead of just re-wearing their outfits.