Rebecca Romijn's Twin Girls Do Their First Modeling Gig

Wed, 13 January 2010 01:00:54 ET

Alongside their 37-year-old famous actress mother, the one-year-old twin girls appear in the new 'Got Milk?' ad campaign.

Rebecca Romijn's daughters, Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip, are following their former model mom's famous footsteps. Together, they have made a modeling debut in the new "Got Milk?" ad. The one-year-old twin girls appear alongside their 37-year-old actress mother in the ad, set to debut in People Magazine and Us Weekly on Friday, January 15.

For the ad which is a part of Got Milk's Great Gallon Give campaign, Romijn sports the Got Milk's famous signature, the "milk moustache", on her upper lip while holding Dolly and Charlie on each hand. "I know that milk is a valuable part of building a stronger family. For me, milk is the best choice. It supplies so many nutrients that are important for my children's development and to my overall health too," the star of "Ugly Betty" said.

When asked about the photo shoot experience, the wife of actor Jerry O'Connell revealed it wasn't an easy photo shoot. "It was challenging," she told People Magazine on Monday evening, January 11 at a launch event for the ad at the W Hotel in Los Angeles. Admitting it was chaotic, she added that her last photo shoot for the 1998 ad campaign, which was shot in Times Square in the middle of the tropical storm, was nothing compared to her shot with the twin daughters.

Rebecca Romijn continued giving details of the photo shoot, saying that Dolly didn't embrace her modeling debut. "I think this is one of maybe three frames where she wasn't screaming her head off and that was way more chaotic than the one that I did in 1998," she recalled. "I think Jerry was probably doing cartwheels behind the photographer trying to get them to calm down." Dolly's twin sister, Charlie on the other hand, "was loving" the experience, Romijn said.

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