Celebrity Kids Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine: Photos

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Celebrity Kids Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine: Photos

These sweeties are getting their shots! Ciara, Chrissy Teigen and more celebrity parents have taken their kids to get their COVID-19 vaccines amid the pandemic. The Grammy winner was at the White House promoting vaccinations for 5 to 11-year-olds in November 2021 when her son, Win, crashed the event. The little one crawled around the podium as she spoke. While the toddler has not received his dose due to his age and CDC recommendations, the "1, 2 Step" singer's other son, Future, has been vaccinated. “He walked in excited — a little nervous, but he was excited — because a lot of his classmates had already gotten vaccinated, so it was really cool to be on that journey with him," the songwriter said of the experience at the time. "Being a mom and seeing it through his eyes was amazing as well. I think the ultimate goal is to end this thing and for us all to feel a bit more safe and have an added layer of protection.” The dancer shares her eldest son with her ex-fiancé, Future. Ciara welcomed Win in July 2020 with her husband, Russell Wilson, following their daughter Sienna's April 2017 birth. [jwplayer W2y9EmDr-zhNYySv2] The following month, Teigen shared sweet shots of her and John Legend’s daughter, Luna, after her own vaccine appointment. “Second shot queen,” the Cravings author captioned the December 2021 social media upload of Luna grinning with an ice cream cone in one hand and a face mask in the other. “Go big girl go big girl go.” Legend shared his own vaccine experience in April 2021, telling USA Today that the shot gave him "a greater optimism and relief.” The EGOT winner went on to say, "I'm just excited that the vaccine has proven to be effective and to be safe, and that we're on our way to opening back up more and more people get vaccinated. If you're getting vaccinated – preventing yourself from getting the virus, preventing yourself from giving the virus to any of your relatives and loved ones, and getting the nation back closer to opening up slowly – it's a small price to pay.” He and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model are also the parents of son Miles, born in May 2018, who is currently too young to get the vaccine, per CDC guidelines. Keep scrolling to see more celebrities whose kids have received the vaccine, from Matthew McConaughey to Jennifer Garner. [podcast_block]

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Celebrity Kids Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine: Photos

These sweeties are getting their shots! Ciara, Chrissy Teigen and more celebrity parents have taken their kids to get their COVID-19 vaccines amid the pandemic. The Grammy winner was at the White House promoting vaccinations for 5 to 11-year-olds in November 2021 when her son, Win, crashed the event. The little one crawled around the podium as she spoke. While the toddler has not received his dose due to his age and CDC recommendations, the "1, 2 Step" singer's other son, Future, has been vaccinated. “He walked in excited — a little nervous, but he was excited — because a lot of his classmates had already gotten vaccinated, so it was really cool to be on that journey with him," the songwriter said of the experience at the time. "Being a mom and seeing it through his eyes was amazing as well. I think the ultimate goal is to end this thing and for us all to feel a bit more safe and have an added layer of protection.” The dancer shares her eldest son with her ex-fiancé, Future. Ciara welcomed Win in July 2020 with her husband, Russell Wilson, following their daughter Sienna's April 2017 birth. [jwplayer W2y9EmDr-zhNYySv2] The following month, Teigen shared sweet shots of her and John Legend’s daughter, Luna, after her own vaccine appointment. “Second shot queen,” the Cravings author captioned the December 2021 social media upload of Luna grinning with an ice cream cone in one hand and a face mask in the other. “Go big girl go big girl go.” Legend shared his own vaccine experience in April 2021, telling USA Today that the shot gave him "a greater optimism and relief.” The EGOT winner went on to say, "I'm just excited that the vaccine has proven to be effective and to be safe, and that we're on our way to opening back up more and more people get vaccinated. If you're getting vaccinated – preventing yourself from getting the virus, preventing yourself from giving the virus to any of your relatives and loved ones, and getting the nation back closer to opening up slowly – it's a small price to pay.” He and the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model are also the parents of son Miles, born in May 2018, who is currently too young to get the vaccine, per CDC guidelines. Keep scrolling to see more celebrities whose kids have received the vaccine, from Matthew McConaughey to Jennifer Garner. [podcast_block]

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Emmy Rossum

The Shameless alum, who welcomed her daughter in May 2021 with husband Sam Esmail, announced in June 2022 that her little one had received her first COVID-19 vaccination.

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Ali Fedotowsky

The former Bachelorette posed for some smiley selfies with daughter Molly after the 5-year-old got vaccinated against the virus. "She’s growing up so fast!" Manno (nee Fedotowsky) wrote via Instagram in April 2022. "She is turning into a young lady right before my eyes. ... And here she is smiling ear to ear because she was so so proud of herself for getting a COVID-19 vaccination at @walgreens."

The TV personality added: "The shot was quick and easy and she didn’t cry at all…plus she came out of that room with the BIGGEST smile on her face because she was so so so proud!"

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Meghan King

The Real Housewives of Orange County alum told her Instagram followers in March 2022 that her daughter, Aspen, has been "fully vaxxed," while her twin sons, Hart and Hayes, are "not eligible."

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Sophia Abraham

Farrah Abraham’s daughter reacted “better” to her February 2022 septum piercing than she did “her COVID shot,” the Teen Mom OG alum told TMZ.

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Ava Phillippe

Reese Witherspoon’s daughter called herself a member of the “Moderna squad” in a January 2022 Instagram Story post.

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Chrissy Teigen

Luna danced with her dessert post-shot.

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Anna-Marie Campisi

“Leo got his first dose today,” the 90 Day Fiancé alum told her Instagram followers in December 2021. “He did awesome!”

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Matthew McConaughey

After saying in November 2021 that he wasn't vaccinating his kids "right now," the actor clarified via Instagram Stories: "Our eldest 13-year-old son, Levi, is fully vaccinated for COVID-19. I appreciate the ear and clarity. Just keep living."

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Ciara

The actress and her husband posted about a "Roll Up Your Sleeves" vaccination event in April 2021.

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Jennifer Garner

"The school year starts in dribs and drabs, but today’s the real deal for my family—we are back. 3/3 masked, 2/3 vaxxed (soon, please, 11 and under), everyone eager, tentative, bold, vulnerable and—as far as I can tell—smiling under the 3-ply," the 13 Going on 30 star told her Instagram followers in September 2021 of Violet, Seraphina and Samuel, whom she shares with Ben Affleck.

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Busy Philipps

"Wearing 100 percent of my clothing, this kid got fully vaxxed yesterday," the Dawson's Creek alum captioned a June 2021 Instagram post. "Also, never once in my life was I (or have I ever been) as effortlessly cool as Birdie. I mean."