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    Inside the life of Heather Locklear and her look-a-like daughter Ava

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 3 Mins Read

    Heather Locklear, best known for her role as Sammy Jo Carrington in Dynasty, has a daughter who looks exactly like her star mother.

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    Born on October 4, 1997, Ava Elizabeth Sambora had an unusual upbringing, often performing with Jon Bon Jovi and introducing them to the audience. Despite this, she has grown into a smart, highly-educated woman, and enjoyed cheerleading in high school.

    “I enjoy being tossed into the air! For Teen Vogue, she described it as an exhilarating experience.

    Ava earned a 4.0 GPA and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Loyola Marymount University in 2020. Following this, she made up her mind to go USC for a master’s program in marital and family therapy.

    It would appear that the young woman has followed in her renowned mother’s footsteps by dabbling in acting.

    This Is 40 was the 25-year-old’s acting debut, and at Los Angeles Fashion Weekend in 2010, she strutted the runway for her father’s “White Trash Beautiful” clothing brand.

    Just lately in the year 2020, she uploaded a photo of herself wearing a dress and clutching a bouquet of flowers. Thousands of commenters were quick to point out how much she resembled her famous mom in her post.

    “I like flowers,” Ava wrote beside a tag to her friend Sarah Wermers, as she posed in a leopard-print frock with her long, blonde locks brushed back into a ponytail.

    “You really are a breathtaking beauty, modeling after your beautiful mother!!” gushed one admirer.

    Some have noticed that Ava looks a lot like Heather in recent images and videos, as if she were TJ Hooker.

    Somebody remarked, “My gosh, she is her mother, even her voice sounds like Heather’s,” in reference to Ava during her talks with ET.

    Some have commented that although Ava and Heather are stunning, they don’t really see much of a match.

    In a recent Instagram post, her 61-year-old mother extended her heartfelt congratulations to her daughter on her LMU graduation.

     

    Ava Ava, a 25-year-old actress, has a close bond with her mother and is currently in a relationship with Tyler Farrar, an investment associate at Pacific Partners Real Estate Investments. She has recently starred in the independent crime-thriller A Dark Foe with Selma Blair. Ava’s recent images bring back memories of the ’80s, and her parents, Heather Locklear and Richie Sambora, have raised her well.

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