Suki Waterhouse has said she would happily use her Hollywood connections to help her two-year-old daughter with Robert Pattinson, if the child later wants a career in acting or music. Speaking to Nylon, the singer and actress laughed off any concerns about "nepo-babying," embracing the idea rather than shying away from it. The remark highlights how the couple, both established performers, are already being asked to weigh in on their daughter's potential future in the industry, despite her still being a toddler.

Waterhouse, known for Daisy Jones & The Six and her new album Loveland, also discussed how becoming a mother in 2024 has changed her priorities, saying she now turns down work more often to protect family time. Pattinson, whose credits include Twilight, The Batman and Mickey 17, previously told Icon Magazine that fatherhood had given him unexpected patience and enjoyment of time with babies, along with a newfound taste for "normie" conversations about schools and daycare.