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Cannot stress enough how mindbogglingly insane it is that Liza started her career like THIS and then was able to carve out a career so iconic in her own right that most people nowadays don’t even know that she and Judy are even related, let alone the loves of...

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Sarah McGonagallvor 2 Jahren

Imagine being so talented that in just a few decades, the entire world forgets that you’re not just a nepo baby, but THE nepo baby.

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Sarah McGonagallvor 2 Jahren

Don’t worry, Liza baby, I’ll never stop preaching the good word

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Sarah McGonagallvor 2 Jahren

Two lil talented peas from one lil legendary pod

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Sarah McGonagallvor 2 Jahren

Can we just take a moment for this photo of Liza surprising Judy while she was on tour in England? I love how much she loved her kids, and how much they love her. I love how they reflected all the very best parts of her, so she was finally able to see them for the very first time

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Sarah McGonagallvor 2 Jahren

Fun fact: the twin suits and Judy’s “Liza” gown were some of Bob Mackie’s earliest designs. His first job on TV was as a costume assistant on Judy’s show, where his work would be worn onscreen for the first time— launching his historic career designing for Carol Burnett and Cher.

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Sean Holiday Themed Nicknamevor 2 Jahren

Dang, I never realized how similar their voices are. Like, hearing Judy sing she sounds just like Liza in Arrested Development.

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carrie macabrevor 2 Jahren

Anya Taylor Joy as young Liza Minnelli WHEN

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That small account that likes all your tweets.🇨🇦vor 2 Jahren

Judy tho 🤩

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Christina Rodriguezvor 2 Jahren

Well this just made me cry happy tears 🥲

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🩷 kamie⁷ 🩵vor 2 Jahren

this is true, been a theatre fan for so long and it was only this year that i connected the dots on them 💀

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Tyra Kayvor 2 Jahren

I literally found this out last week

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Jacquie#Yes23vor 2 Jahren

Wow !!! 👏

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Facts Matter🐬🐬🐬vor 2 Jahren

Thanks for posting this. ❤️

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