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Reece Witherspoon shared a variety of photos taken throughout the festive season on Instagram on Sunday, Dec. 21
Among the snaps were her those of her three lookalike kids, Ava Phillippe, Deacon Phillippe and Tennessee James Toth
"Making Merry ❤️✨🎄," Witherspoon captioned the post, which also included a photo with her mom, Betty and Laura Dern
Reese Witherspoonis embracing the festive season alongside her lookalike children!
On Sunday, Dec. 21, theBig Little Liesstar posted severalInstagramphotos of herself posing with each of her kids.
Witherspoon, 49, and daughterAva Phillippe, 26, looked strikingly similar in matching black and metallic outfits in one photo, while she was also all smiles in a snap taken alongside her sonDeacon Phillippe, 22. The actress shares both kids with her ex-husbandRyan Phillippe.
"Making Merry ❤️✨🎄," Witherspoon captioned the post, which also included a rare photo of her with sonTennessee James Toth, 13, whom she shares with her ex-husbandJim Toth.
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The collection of snaps included photos of a charcuterie board, an eye-catching Christmas tree and an impressive gingerbread house.
Witherspoon donned a Christmas jumper and denim pants as she posed for a photo with her mom,Betty, surrounded by airplanes. TheLegally Blondestar also shared a photo from a shopping trip withLaura Dern.
Reposting the snaps on her Instagram Stories, she set the mood with the song, "Jingle Bells" by Peaceful Reveries.
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Witherspoon's festive post with her children comes just weeks after she opened up about her experience with depression following the birth of her daughter Ava in 1999, when she was just 23.
"It was really bad," Witherspoon toldHarper's Bazaarin their Dec/Jan issue. "In the first six months, I was simultaneously happy and depressed. I just cried all the time, I was up all night, I was exhausted."
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The actress, who is also the founder of media companyHello Sunshine, said after being overwhelmed with the opinions of others, she eventually spoke to a mental-health specialist.
"It's hard being a young mom and having people tell you how to be, how to react, how to give birth, how to nurse and how to feed your baby," she told the outlet. "It's inundating."
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