Nepo babies who’ve appeared in their Hollywood A-list dad’s movies walk the red carpet – can you guess who they are?

THEY’VE grown up on film sets and starred in blockbuster after blockbuster – all thanks to their Hollywood heavyweight dad.

Now these famous offspring, who’ve racked up screen time in several of their A-list father’s biggest hits, have stepped out on the red carpet looking all grown up – but can you guess who they are?

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Adam Sandler was joined by his wife Jackie, and their two daughters, Sadie, 19, and Sunny, 16, at the New York City premiere of his new film Happy Gilmore 2[/caption]

It’s Adam Sandler’s daughters, Sadie, 18, and Sunny, 15 – who turned heads as they hit the red carpet for the Happy Gilmore 2 premiere.

The teen duo have become regulars in their dad’s movies, popping up in everything from Grown Ups to You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, where Sunny even took on the lead role.

Now, the Sandler sisters are following firmly in their funnyman father’s footsteps – and fans reckon they’re already comedy gold.

Adam was all smiles as he hit the red carpet with his entire family for the premiere of Happy Gilmore 2 – nearly 30 years after the comedy classic first teed off.

The 57-year-old funnyman rocked his trademark Sandlercore style on Monday night (July 21), stepping out in a bold printed shirt, salmon shorts and his signature blue-and-white sneakers.

But it was his real leading ladies who turned heads at the Jazz at Lincoln Center bash in New York.

Wife Jackie, 49, looked stunning in a black Giambattista Valli gown with a floral neckline, while daughters Sadie and Sunny kept it casual-cool in jeans and tees.

Adam gushed about working with his daughters again in the upcoming sequel.

“Love them. Your heart feels good. You’re pulling for ’em while you’re working with them,” he told People, adding he and Jackie “lock in” eye contact when acting together – even if it means their on-screen chemistry “looks a little weird.”

He joked: “We do have a nice attraction for each other – and my kids couldn’t be prouder. I’m just always pulling for them, like every parent.”

Speaking to E! News, Sandler compared their performances to being a proud dad at a baseball game: “Once they do it well, nothing feels better. You just go, ‘Thank God.’”

Fans have been begging for a follow-up to the 1996 hit for years – and Adam admitted on Good Morning America that he finally caved.

“For 28 years, I was like, ‘What are you talking about? No,’” he laughed. And then all of a sudden I was like… ‘Maybe.’”

Meanwhile, Travis Kelce skipped the premiere.

The Kansas City Chiefs star is making a cameo in the Netflix film.

Kelce, 35, landed a role in the sequel as part of his move into acting.

But the Chiefs player is still busy with his football career and juggling a hectic schedule.

He’s also been supporting girlfriend Taylor Swift after her dad’s heart surgery.

Kansas City Chiefs players are due back for training camp this week ahead of the 2025 season.

Adam paid a huge compliment to Kelce as well as Bad Bunny, who also had a role in the film.

“They were both so confident and so funny,” Sandler told The Hollywood Reporter.

“They’re gonna go on and do whatever the hell they want.

“But I’d love to do something with them again, because I got very friendly with them. I love them both.”

Happy Gilmore 2 drops on Netflix July 25.

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Adam brought whole family to Happy Gilmore 2 bash – but it’s his daughters stealing the spotlight[/caption]

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Sunny and Sadie Sandler appeared in the film Jack and Jill[/caption]

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The sisters looked unrecognisable in their dad’s Netflix movie You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah[/caption]

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Sunny and Sadie Sandler star in the much-anticipated sequel, Happy Gilmore 2[/caption]