December 26, 2024

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Salma Hayek, teenage daughter, stepson smiles on rare ski vacation: ‘I’m looking for snow’

Salma Hayek, teenage daughter, stepson smiles on rare ski vacation: ‘I’m looking for snow’

Salam Hayek published a rare family photo of A Ski holiday trip On Wednesday, they reported that they were “looking for snow.”

The photo gives a rare glimpse of Hayek’s daughter Valentina Paloma, 15, and her stepson Augustine James, 16. The group dressed for cold weather as they sat in a gondola in front of a backdrop of snow-covered but mostly mountains and green hillsides behind them.

Hayek, 56, is engaged to Valentina, billionaire husband François-Henri Pinault who heads Gucci and parent company Balenciaga.

Augustine’s mother is model Linda Evangelista, 57, Pinault’s ex-girlfriend.

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Salma Hayek recently called her daughter Valentina Paloma "Everything for me" In a Spanish Instagram tribute to her quinceañera.

Salma Hayek recently named her daughter Valentina Paloma “my everything” in a Spanish Instagram tribute to being a quinceanera.
(Photo by Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Disney)

in September, Hayek shared A throwback photo of a much younger Valentina for a quinceanera, writing in Spanish that it is a privilege to be her mother and to call her my everything. She tagged the post “theygrowsofast”.

Hayek, who is currently starring with Antonio Banderas in the animated comedy “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” released just before Christmas, married Pinault in 2009.

Salma Hayek married French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault in 2009.

Salma Hayek married French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault in 2009.
(Andreas Rentz / Getty Images)

Hayek recently described Valentina and her sons Agustin, François, 24, and Mathilde, 21, as “down to earth.”

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“I don’t know how you did it, but I think the cool thing is that they have such a huge selection of things,” Hayek told the New York Post earlier this month about the kind of Christmas gifts the kids get. “So at Christmas I love them opening millions of presents but some very small and meaningful, some very silly and hilarious and then they get one or two really cute presents.”