Ashley Tisdale's 2-Month-Old Daughter Loves Meeting Auntie Vanessa Hudgens!
By Jeff Mazzeo on May 29, 2021 at 4:54 PM EDT
Ashley Tisdale's 2-month-old daughter, Jupiter, instantly felt the Disney vibes Vanessa Hudgens shares with her mama!
Hudgens met her former Disney co-star's baby girl for the first time on Friday, May 28. The new mother shared a few snaps of "Aunt Nessa" cradling Jupiter. Vanessa wore cow-print pants while baby Jupiter opted for a colorful onesie; both wore great big smiles.
"Juju & Aunt Nessa," Tisdale wrote across the precious memories. "Literally Jupiter opened her arms like hold me the minute she met Ness. It warmed my heart."
Auntie Nessa shared a pic to her IG story and declared her love for the little one. "I melt over this angel," she wrote.
Last month, Vanessa revealed that she was anxious to meet Ashley's little love bug but said it had to be the right time. "We're gonna wait until I have time and make sure that I'm not traveling anywhere. Just block out a window to be able to meet Jupiter," she told Access at the time. "I'm so excited though."
However, Hudgens revealed that Tisdale made a special request before allowing the first meeting to go down. "She was like, 'You have to come over and sing for her because she loves singing.' She's like, 'Whenever she's on her stomach she kicks when there's singing,'" Vanessa said before adding, "So I'm going to come over and be the auntie who sings."
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Tisdale and her loving husband, Christopher French welcomed their fist child into the world on March 23. "Jupiter Iris French arrived earth side 3.23.21 ✨," the new mother gleefully wrote at the time.
Ashley hired a Doula and said that it helped tremendously. "I honestly couldn’t have had that mindset of it werent for my amazing doula @lbreggy, she was the game changer," Tisdale said. "Flameless candles, fairy lights, massages, but it’s her presence that calms you." She also gave props to her doctor. "My dr is such a badass and I trusted that I could let go of any fears because I knew if something came up she could handle it."
