Leonardo DiCaprio’s girlfriend Camila Morrone sizzles in bikini with look-alike mom

This hot mom is making a splash.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s girlfriend Camila Morrone walked the runway on the beach in St Tropez on Friday, but it was her look-alike mother Lucila Sola who stole the show.

Morrone, 25, showed off her sensational figure in a tiny white bikini and was joined by model mum, 46, who wore an equally skimpy two-piece.

DiCaprio — who is 47, a year older than his girlfriend’s mom — didn’t take part in the beach outing.

Instead, Morrone and Sora enjoyed some girl time, swimming in the ocean and chatting with a group of female friends.

The mother-daughter duo is known to be very close – they have more in common than just good looks.

Both enjoy dating big-name movie stars, with Sora previously dating Al Pacino, 82. The mom was in a 10-year relationship with the Scarface superstar from 2008 to 2018.

Morrone was close to Pacino, her would-be stepfather throughout her teenage years.

Back in 2018, Morone and DiCaprio Photo with Sora and Pacino A restaurant in Beverly Hills.

Sora was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she met and married actor Maximo Morrone.

The couple moved to Los Angeles in the early 1990s, where they welcomed their only child, Camile. They broke up in 2006.

Sora has worked as a model and actress, and her daughter has followed in her footsteps.

Morrone was on the pages of Teen Vogue and in Jame Franco’s film Bukowski in 2013 — but her public profile exploded when she started dating DiCaprio four years later.

The couple allegedly met at the Cannes Film Festival in 2017 and their romance is still going on five years later.

DiCaprio, who has a reputation for dating models decades his junior, is trying to keep his romance low-key and not talk about Moroni publicly.

It’s unclear if the “Titanic” actor is currently in St Tropez. Less than a week after his girlfriend was out, reports emerged that his nonprofit foundation had given a grant to a dark-money syndicate, which in turn wired the funds to a company spearheading a nationwide climate nuisance lawsuit ‘s law firm.

Subsequently, the department filed a complaint US Department of Justice.