Katherine Schwarzenegger shares rare photo of daughter Eloise

Katherine Schwarzenegger is giving fans a rare glimpse of her and Chris Pratt’s daughter Eloise, three months after giving birth.

The “Gift of Forgiveness” author, 32, posted a photo of the little one sitting on her lap in a white onesie on Tuesday.

“A summer of feedings in terrycloth,” Schwarzenegger captioned the sweet snap, which showed Eloise’s arms and legs with her face out of the frame.

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s daughter has kept Eloise and her 2-year-old sister, Lyla, mostly off of the social media platform.

When she shared the first photo of the sisters together in July, Lyla looked away from the camera while Eloise was covered by her carrier.

“2 under 2 vibes,” Katherine wrote while posing with her babies.

Katherine Schwarzenegger and daughter Eloise
The 3-month-old wore terrycloth in the sweet snap.
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Pratt, 43, commented that his wife was a “hot momma,” adding multiple flame emojis.

The “Guardians of the Galaxy” star is also the father of son Jack, 10, with his ex-wife, Anna Faris, and the preteen’s face has not appeared on Pratt’s account in years.

Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt
Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt welcomed their baby girl in May.
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When it came to wishing Jack a happy birthday earlier this month, Pratt posted a picture of farm animals.

“Happy Birthday to my first born, my smart, handsome, kind hearted, big boy Jack!” he captioned the Aug. 17 shot. “Hard to believe it’s already been ten years!!

“You’re the best son, big brother, fisherman, scout, reader, mathematician, imagineer, builder, boxer and buddy a guy could ask for,” the “Parks and Recreation” alum continued at the time. “Love you kid!”

Katherine previously explained their hesitance to show their family via social media, telling “Today” show co-hosts in March 2021 that the “greatest gift” she got from dad Arnold, 75, and mom Maria Shriver was “privacy.”

The University of Southern California grad explained, “[They] gave me and my siblings … a really normal upbringing, or as normal of an upbringing as possible.

“We were allowed to kind of be our own people and have our own identity and kind of choose to step into whatever form of being public we wanted to when we felt comfortable.”

Katherine called her early life “magical,” sharing her intentions to give her children the same.

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