One mum and daughter have gone viral online after people have mistaken them for sisters.
Lobadakuma, known on Instagram as @lobadakuma, has built up 359,000 followers who are all keen to see updates about her life, as well as see posts all about her youthful-looking mum.
And many can't believe her mother's age when she tells them – expressing their disbelief online.
Lobadakuma, who says she's 19, boasts tanned skin, a toned body and blonde, flowing locks, Meanwhile, her mum – who is reportedly 42-year-old, also boasts all the same traits, just with slightly shorter hair.
The pair are often seen appearing in videos together as they show off their likeness. This includes on recent reel where Lobadakuma is seen wiggling her hips to song 'Lit' by Richie Wess and Yung Dred while in a gym bra and lycra shorts as '19' appears above her head on the screen.
Her mum, meanwhile, is next to her dresses in a red minidress and white-rimmed sunglasses as she also shows off her moves to the song while '42' appears above her. Fans were loving the video, with it racking up more than 5,500 likes.
Meanwhile, in another post, the pair are seen rocking little black dresses as Lobadakuma says she's off 'clubbing' with her mum. The duo are seen dancing for the camera in the clip as Lobadakuma writes in the caption: "Fit check with mum."
"Very beautiful mum and daughter," exclaims one person. As another asks: "Ok which one is the mum? I see twin sisters." A third chimes in: "You both look stunning."
As well as Instagram, the pair also post on TikTok too, where Lobadakuma has even more followers at 926,000 fans. Another video on there sees the social media star 'turn her mum into her'. The video starts with her mum wearing a long, high-neck black dress, slippers and glasses with her hair in a bun, before swapping into a sparkly minidress with glam heels, dark shades and a chic high bun.
People were loving the transformation, as one person wrote: "The way she was already a 10 and then my jaw dropped," while another said her mum looked "unbelievable".
A third chimed in: "We need to start a campaign and encourage moms to dress like their kids. They all look amazing honestly!"
