Robert Downey Jr's 11-year-old daughter Avri Downey is following in his footsteps when it comes to acting.
The rising star will portray a "Family Photo Kid," in the upcoming series Oswald after signing the contract last year, and the series is set to be released in 2027.
Although the TV title has been disclosed as "Oswald," reports speculated that it may be for Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a Disney+ show, set to be directed by Jon Favreau.
Jon has previously directed Robert for the Iron Man franchise.
© InstagramAccording to Avri's alleged contract, obtained by TMZ, the actress will receive a $1,246 paycheck for her participation in the show.
The contract allegedly also requested that all talent remain professional during the shoots, and that they don't get involved in any scandals.
Robert's children
Robert welcomed children Avri and Exton Elias, 14, with his wife Susan Downey.
He is also the father to Indio Falconer, 32, with his former wife Deborah Falconer.
© InstagramAvri isn't the only one who has been involved in acting – the trio was featured in Robert's series Downey's Dream Cars, and Indio actually wrote an episode for the show.
Indio also appeared in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in 2005. Robert revealed what it was really like working alongside his children.
He shared with People: "[My wife Susan Downey] has raised him not to be a ham. He's not, like, putting together his audition tapes or anything. He's just a natural extrovert when he wants to be."
Robert continued: "[Avri is] a little different, even though she is off the charts in the series, too."
© Getty ImagesRobert's take on parenting
Robert welcomed his eldest child Avri when he was 49 years old, and expressed to Extra in 2014: "I mean, it's always great to be a dad no matter where you're at or what else is going on. But it's nice to really be able to show up because life now is – I'm either working or I'm with him. You know, I'm not like 20 something and trying to party or hang out with my buddies."
Less than a month after he welcomed his son into the world in 2012, he was transparent about his biggest priority as a father.
© Getty ImagesHe revealed to Esquire: "That anticipation and fear are going to come back. 'Am I going to know what to do with them? Does any new parent, even if you're not a first-time parent, ever really know what to do?'"
The actor continued: "[The] only thing you have to do, the only requirement, if you can hack it, is to not transfer your own discomfort in the moment to this fresh soul, right? You've got to be mindful. I don't want to be so confident in myself. It's that balance between being relaxed enough to not be communicating anxiety and present enough to not be creating the very thing that you were anxious about by being so relaxed — because I've seen that parenting style, too."
