Matthew McConaughey Shares Rare Photo Of 11-Year-Old Son

Matthew McConaughey shared a rare photo of his youngest child, Livingston, to celebrate his 11th birthday.

The 'How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days' star was pictured with his son, lounging on the couch and having some male-bonding time.

"Double one’s, we love watching you grow," McConaughey wrote alongside the photo. "Thanks for puttin so many smiles on our faces. love, Papa’s."

Birthday wishes came pouring in for Livingston as one fan commented, "The moments you will remember are like this. Not the big, splashy stuff. It’s the fun, loving moments [of] watching your kids grow. Being with people you love most. Little pleasures in life."

Another wrote, "[I] love your family, guys! I feel the same frequency. Thank you for sharing your life with people that you even know that are attached in quantum layers. Have [a] great holiday!"

A third fan shared, "Happy new year to your whole entire family and your friends Mr. Matthew McConaughey."

As one user simply wrote, "Great capture for a beautiful memory."

Matthew McConaughey shares his 11-year-old son, Livingston, with his wife of 11 years Camila Alves McConaughey. They also share a son Levi, 15, and a daughter Vida, 13.

Earlier this year, Matthew McConaughey and his family helped fund an emergency aid plane with Baby2Baby "that is filled with hundreds of thousands more emergency supplies that will have an immediate impact on children and families on Maui," he said.

In a video shared to Instagram, the 'How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days' actor can be seen alongside his son, Levi, as they share how "grateful" they are to "help get these critical supplies to children and families who need it."

The official Baby2Baby account was one of the first to comment, sharing their appreciation. “Thank you, McConaughey family, for your generous support during this moment of crisis in Maui," they wrote, adding, "With your help, we are getting hundreds of thousands more emergency supplies into the hands of children who desperately need them.”

One parent commented, "Thank you. I have a pregnant daughter in Maui. Stories from the locals are devastating and beyond anything most of us have ever experienced…. and pray we never do. Thank you for your help!”

Another wrote, "Thank you for shining the light on being proactive. There is so much we can do for each other. They are truly suffering on Maui. Bless you & your family & everyone involved at Baby to Baby & prayers to the people of Maui for continued recovery."

As one user chimed in, "You are such an amazing person so very kind what a wonderful thing to do."

Months after the August 8 fire that killed at least 100 people and destroyed more than 2,000 buildings, Hawaii's governor and mayor invited tourists back to the west side of Maui.