Blake, 36, turned heads in her dark brown giraffe-print coat with boots, while her 52-year-old sis rocked a black dress with flared long sleeves and animal-print pumps.

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Robyn Lively’s family background

Robyn hails from a film-centric family. Her mum Elaine Lively is a talent agent who had three kids, daughters Lori and Robyn and son Jason, with her first husband Ronnie Lively, according to People.

Elaine then married actor and acting coach Ernie Lively in 1979, who adopted her children, states the publication. Elaine and Ernie then welcomed Blake’s older brother Eric in 1981, and Blake in 1987.

It seems like the Livelys were destined for careers in Hollywood, with Blake and her siblings all pursuing the acting route.

“I have a big family and no one ever treated me like a child. They always treated me like an adult, like an equal,” Blake previously told Ben Affleck in a profile for Interview Magazine in 2010.

She is also an actress

Robyn has over 109 acting credits to her name, according to her IMDB profile. Her first gig was back in 1978 in the TV movie Summer of My German Soldier, about a decade before Blake was born, and she’s since starred in films like The Karate Kid Part III, Letters to God, Wildcats, Teen Witch and many more.

She’s married with kids

Robyn has been married to her husband Bart Johnson, 53, since 1999, and they share three children together, per People.

Robyn and her husband worked together on the film Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters in 2022.

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She’s gone to numerous events with her sister

Robyn has supported her sister at several public events. Besides Michael Kors’ fashion shows, they’ve also been seen at a L’Oréal launch and the People’s Choice Awards in 2017.

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The Shallows actress opened up in a rare comment about her upbringing in her Interview Magazine feature in 2010. “I have a big, close, loving family, and they’re all from the South, but because so many of them are actors, everyone was very normal about [acting]. It was just like any job to them. They always came home and talked about it around the dinner table the way any family talks about work, but it wasn’t anything special,” she said.