One other Superman in the making.
Will Reeve — the son of late superhero star Christopher Reeve — made an appearance on the Bring Change To Mind Gala in Recent York City on Monday evening.
The 31-year-old ABC news journalist stepped out with girlfriend Amanda Dubin for the star-studded event.
Will looked similar to the “Superman” actor in his dark navy suit, tie and light-weight gray button-down.
Will and his ladylove attended the gala alongside A-listers reminiscent of Ryan Reynolds, Reba McEntire and Amy Schumer.
The correspondent is the youngest child of Reeve, who died in 2004 on the age of 52.
The “Somewhere in Time” star was paralyzed from the neck down in 1995 after being thrown from a horse during an equestrian competition.
His mother, Dana Reeve, passed away from lung cancer just two years after Reeve’s death.
Will is currently a board member on the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, a company dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by advancing research.
He got candid with People in 2016 about growing up with his famous dad, despite the latter’s disability.
“[My parents] were the individuals who told me to show off the TV, to eat my broccoli, to go to bed,” he said.
Will went on: “I understand that not every child experiences going to the food market and seeing their dad on the magazine on the checkout aisle, but…it was a very normal childhood.”
The broadcaster added: “The undeniable fact that he was paralyzed did present its own set of challenges because we couldn’t be spontaneous.”
“My parents did such a superb job of staying true to their values that I never felt deprived of a traditional childhood, regardless that my experiences, at face value, were inherently different from other children my age,” he said.