Naomi Watts & Liev Schreiber's Transgender Daughter Kai Turns Heads in New Photoshoot

Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber's daughter opened up in a recent interview about the dreams she's held since childhood.

Naomi Watts' child, Kai Schreiber, is making waves in the fashion world after posing for a stunning new photoshoot with Interview magazine. The 16-year-old's proud mom shared the images online, sparking a wave of admiration from fans who praised Schreiber's beauty and couldn't help but point out her striking resemblance to Watts.

Watts captioned the collage of photos shared on Instagram, "@kaischreiberrr continuing to kill it! Proud of you! ❤️" — a sweet nod to her daughter's growing presence in the fashion world. Fans shared similar excitement to Watts, flooding the comment section with sweet messages for Schreiber.

One admirer couldn't hold back their enthusiasm, exclaiming, "She is your TWIN! GORGINA [sic]." Another fan gushed, "Too chic 😍." A third was clearly blown away, echoing, "Wow wow 🔥🔥🔥🔥."

Someone else was moved by Schreiber's presence, sharing, "She is naturally beautiful. Her eyes can tell a story ❤️ You're a shining star Kai!" The compliments kept rolling in, with one admirer declaring, "She is so gorgeous!!"

Stunned by her beauty, a fan declared, "Oh my goodness! what a beauty ❤️." Joy radiated from another corner of the internet as someone wrote, "Awesome. You must be so proud."

And finally, one person acknowledged, "Wow, she really knows what she's doing. It takes a lot of work to make it look that effortless."

As Interview magazine captured striking images of Schreiber, they also posed a few personal questions to the rising star. Schreiber divulged that her very first job was at a small boutique in Montauk, where her family spends their summers. She noted that the shop had "boho vibes" and said she loved the experience.

However, her first step into the fashion world came more recently with a Valentino campaign shot in February, an experience that cemented her desire to pursue modeling as a career.

Schreiber also shared a glimpse into her personal style, describing her everyday look as "basic, but in a chic way" — favoring low-rise jeans and a black cardigan as her go-to outfit. While she keeps things simple, she deeply appreciates individuality in fashion, saying that personal style is what makes the world more vibrant and interesting.

"If you're presenting yourself in a unique, cool way, people are immediately drawn in and want to know more. If every person was walking around in the same outfit, fashion wouldn't be a thing," Schreiber explained.

Schreiber also delved into her education. She admitted that she had never been an A+ student, but revealed a deep love for writing that began in early childhood. She joked that she used to write "creepy" murder stories as a toddler, something her parents could easily back up with old notebooks and memories.

High school hasn't been easy either, as she described her experience as more of an "army-crawling" than a smooth ride, despite people often saying it flies by. When asked how often she's late for class, Schreiber kept it real, admitting it happens almost every day. "God forbid a girl loves to sleep," she joked.

As for her college plans, Schreiber is unsure. School hasn't been her strength, and while she's open to seeing how things unfold, she envisions her future firmly rooted in the fashion industry. Schreiber revealed that her ultimate goal is to become a supermodel.

It's a dream she's chased for years, practicing runway walks in the kitchen while her mom filmed take after take. She shared that her struggles with gender identity likely played a role in shaping this dream, as she's always looked up to glamorous, influential women like Marilyn Monroe and longed to grow into someone just as bold and beautiful.

Schreiber also answered some lighthearted, get-to-know-her questions that offered a deeper glimpse into her personality. She revealed that "Black Swan" is the one movie she can watch over and over, more than ten times.

She praised Natalie Portman's performance, especially from a dancer's perspective, and also credited "The Devil Wears Prada" for sparking her love for fashion.

When it comes to music, Lana Del Rey tops her summer playlist. "Did You Know That There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd" is her go-to album, though "Norman [expletive] Rockwell "and Ethel Cain's "Preacher's Daughter" are close contenders.

As for her favorite ice cream, she stands by mint chocolate chip. "People either love it or hate it," she said, "but I don't care, it's my fave."

When it comes to reading, she's not diving into any novels at the moment — just Vogue, she joked. And while books may not be on Schreiber's current radar, TikTok definitely is. It's a big part of her nightly routine, from post-skincare doomscrolling to posting whatever she feels like.

Unlike Instagram, which she sees as more polished, she views TikTok as a fun, carefree space where she can be completely herself.

As she concluded her interview, Schreiber reflected on the importance of surrounding herself with the right people, those who make her feel seen, valued, and completely herself.

"I used to let people walk all over me, but I've learned my worth and distanced myself from them," she divulged. Schreiber emphasized just how much the company you keep can shape your confidence and outlook.