Public Excited to See Robert De Niro’s Youngest Daughter Gia, 2, Attending The Wiggles Show
Robert De Niro, 81, and his 2-year-old daughter Gia Virginia Chen-De Niro made a rare public appearance at The Wiggles’ Bouncing Balls Tour in New York City on June 28, 2025. The family enjoyed a cheerful backstage moment with the cast, who warmly greeted them. The Wiggles shared a video of the meeting, calling it an “honor” to meet the legendary actor and his family.
In the footage, the cast performed snippets of songs like “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star” as Gia sat quietly beside her father. Robert smiled and chatted with the group while Gia held a bubble-blowing wand. The toddler wore a cream dress with green leaves and gold sparkly shoes, while Robert kept it casual in a black jacket and sneakers.
Photos from the event showed the family posing with The Wiggles cast, including Tsehay Hawkins and Evie Ferris. The actors knelt beside Gia, engaging her with the same enthusiasm they show young fans. The heartwarming interaction drew widespread attention online.
Fans on Reddit and Facebook praised the adorable father-daughter duo. One noted Gia inherited Robert’s nose, while another gushed over her cheeks. Many found the rare outing endearing, with one commenting, “This isn’t something you see every day.”
Some reactions were bittersweet, with a Redditor noting Gia may not know her father long due to his age. However, most responses were positive, with a Facebook user appreciating how Gia leaned on Robert for comfort, calling him a “good dad.”
Gia, born in 2023, is Robert’s seventh child and first with partner Tiffany Chen. He previously gushed about her, saying, “She’s such an adorable baby… everything else goes away when I look at her.” He also shared how her older siblings adore her.
Meanwhile, Robert’s son Aaron, 29, recently made headlines with a bold fashion statement—pink dreadlocks and an edgy ensemble in NYC. While some praised his style, others criticized it, sparking mixed reactions online. The De Niro family continues to captivate public interest with their rare appearances.
