Meghan McCain Enjoys 'Girls Night Out' With Mom Cindy McCain After Welcoming Daughter

Meghan McCain and Cindy McCain are the ultimate mother-daughter duo goals as they recently stepped out to have a good time. 

The DailyMail columnist, who welcomed her second child, a baby girl, with her husband, Ben Domenech, earlier this year, has been focused on spending time with her three-year-old and newborn daughters. 

However, she took time out to hang out with none other than Cindy, proving she is a doting daughter who would not hesitate to celebrate her mom. 

A recent Instagram post confirmed that the mom of two finally had a proper girls' night out with the American diplomat, who was honored at the TIME100 gala. The five-frame post showed the outfits the two opted for and the date night experience.

The first picture displayed the former "Outnumbered" co-host and the 69-year-old posing in front of a large painting. The excited daughter donned a lengthy red fishline skirt and a white long-sleeve shirt while holding a red bedazzled clutch purse. 

She topped off her style with a sleek low bun hairstyle and chic makeup, including bold red lipstick. On the other hand, McCain's mother donned a navy blue flowing dress with net sleeves. The outfit was designed with numerous flowery designs. For her jewelry, she chose a pearl necklace and matching earrings.

Included in the upload was a photo of rapper Doja Cat on stage with the renowned actress Jennifer Coolidge while the last update showed the "Woman" singer performing her hit songs. 

"The View" former host revealed in the caption that she accompanied her loving mother to the event to support her as she got honored as one of "@time magazines 100 most influential people." She also mentioned that it was their first "proper girls' night out" since having her daughter.

She praised the former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture for her humanitarian works. "I am beyond proud of her dedication and work as the head of the World Food Program @worldfoodprogramme - and combating the world hunger crisis. I love you, Mom; you're an icon."

Finally, McCain sent a shout-out to Doja Cat and tagged several professionals that made the event a success for her. Without question, fans of the former "Daily Beast" writer rushed to the comments to compliment the duo and congratulate Cindy on her recent achievement.

One fan wrote, "Beautiful Mother Daughter Duo, John McCain would be so proud!!! ❤️.” A second follower penned, "Two Beautiful assertive and smart women [sic] who make a big difference in the lives of many." A third fan remarked, "My goodness, you ladies look beautiful. What a memorable and proud achievement."

In February, the former "The View" co-host enjoyed her first date night since welcoming her daughter Liberty. Per The Blast, the television commentator took to his Instagram to share a picture of their hang-out with a befitting caption that read, "Mom and Dad."

In the photo, the blonde beauty and her beau wore black outfits and cuddled each other. The TV host styled her hair into a sleek bun and pouted her lips at the camera. Her bearded hubby, who embraced her from behind, just smiled at the camera.

While McCain continues to live her best life as a mom of two, she heavily fights against society's pressure on new mothers about their postpartum bodies. Weeks after giving birth, the political commentator lashed out about the ongoing trend of using Ozempic for weight loss.

In an op-ed piece titled, "I just gave birth, and I'm being urged to take a 'miracle shot' of Ozempic as a quick fix … It's horrifying, unfair and disturbing — and I refuse," the politician's daughter addressed the drug use epidemic.

The 38-year-old disclosed that people suggested she used Ozempic after her child's birth as it was a "new 'miracle' drug" that "can just melt the pounds away" for "a cool $1,000 a pop." However, she fiercely noted that she would not be a partaker because she wasn't one of the "people who legitimately struggle with obesity and need Ozempic."

Partly, she wrote, "Well, let me make one thing very clear. I'm not taking it. I refuse. There's a clear moral issue here. It's hard to take a drug because swimsuit season is approaching, while others need it to stay alive. And how can this be healthy?"