'She Is My Angel': Allison Holker Wishes Daughter Weslie a Happy Birthday as She Turns 16

Allison Holker's oldest child is growing up fast! The dancer, 36, posted a touching tribute to her daughter Weslie Renae on Instagram in honor of her 16th birthday on Sunday, May 26

Published Time: 27.05.2024 - 03:31:16 Modified Time: 27.05.2024 - 03:31:16

Allison Holker's oldest child is growing up fast!

The dancer, 36, posted a touching tribute to her daughter Weslie Renae on Instagram in honor of her 16th birthday on Sunday, May 26.

"Happy birthday@weslie.renaeI LOVE YOU! So proud of the beautiful human you are," Holker wrote in the caption of a black-and-white photo of the teenager. "Weslie is 16 today!!! We are toooooo close for our own good hahahahhaahhaa!!"

The So You Think You Can Dance judge continued: "She is my angel and I am so proud and inspired by her! MY EVERYTHING."

"Awwwww I love this so much ????. Happy birthday Weslie!!" Jenna Dewan commented on Holker's post.

Per Instagram Stories posts shared by Holker and Weslie, the teen celebrated her birthday with a cake among family and friends.

Weslie is the TV personality's daughter from a previous relationship — but she was later adopted by Holker's late husband, fellow dancer Stephen "tWitch" Boss.

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Holker is also mom to 8-year-old son Maddox and 4-year-old daughter Zaia, wh -

om she welcomed with Boss.

"Being a mother is one of the biggest blessings in my life," Holker wrote about her three kids on Instagram for Mother's Day on May 12. "My children bring me so my light, love, comfort, support, curiosity and purpose. There is a bond we share and protect."

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Holker recently spoke exclusively to PEOPLE about building a community around her family — who now lives in Utah — since her husband died by suicide in December 2022.

"It can be intimidating trying to find your community, trying to find your people," she said. "And so it's something that I really celebrate, that I worked really hard in cultivating this family out here, my chosen family."

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