We can all get a little fascinated by doppelgängers and it's fun to find people who look alike. But what do you do when your baby girl looks uncannily like a famous middle-aged man? In 2022, mom Dani Grier Mulvenna shared a photo of her infant daughter Cora side by side with a photo of Woody Harrelson on X (formerly Twitter), with the caption, "Ok but how does our daughter look like Woody Harrelson." The resemblance truly is remarkable, and the tweet quickly racked up hundreds of thousands of likes, shares, and replies.Naturally, the jokes about Harrelson being the baby's secret father came next, but then Harrelson himself got wind of it.The actor shared a screenshot of Mulvenna's tweet on his Instagram page and included a delightful little poem he called "Ode to Cora." \u201cOk but how does our daughter look like Woody Harreslon\u201d — Dani Grier Mulvenna (@Dani Grier Mulvenna) 1659529434 You're an adorable childFlattered to be comparedYou have a wonderful smileI just wish I had your hairHow adorable and wholesome is that? Not only did he acknowledge his look-alike, but he even made a self-deprecating joke about his receding hairline. See on Instagram People gushed in the comments and Mulvenna shared how tickled her daughter will be someday by the connection."You've made our day ❤️ can't wait to show her this when she's older, you have another fan for life xxx," she wrote. Mulvenna also shared on X that her daughter doesn't always look like Woody Harrelson, but when she does, she really does. \u201cCora says, thank you all so much for the likes and retweets and also that she doesn't always look like Woody Harreslon, it's just that when she does...she really really does xxx\u201d — Dani Grier Mulvenna (@Dani Grier Mulvenna) 1659529434 What a cutie. What's hilarious is that sweet little Cora has no clue about any of this excitement and she won't for many more years. What a fun story her parents will be able to share with her.Social media has created a world where people can connect in ways they never would have before. When these platforms are so often used for negative means, it's lovely to see something so sweet and pure come out of them. This article originally appeared on three years ago.

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