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Mira Sorvino and Mattea celebrate with Barbie

By Angela, CBB Sports Contributor

Actress Mira Sorvino, 39, and her daughter, Mattea Angel, 2 1/2, spent today celebrating the release of Barbie as The Island Princess, a new animal-themed musical DVD, at Central Park Zoo in New York. Mother/daughter also led a "We Love Animals" rally with Barbie. Dad is actor Christopher Backus, 26.

Source: Yahoo and Mattel

Posted on Sep 15, 07 at 05:01 PM in Kid photos | Link | Comments (3) | | Email this post

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How is Mattea pronounced?

Sarah's note: I've heard two different ways -- Muh-tay-uh and Mah-tee-ah. Not sure which on Mira and Chris use.

Posted by: rachel at Sep 15, 2007 6:48:19 PM

So cute. What a good looking family and little Mattea is the cutest celeb baby, her and Isabella Damon.

Posted by: MsCarla at Sep 15, 2007 11:28:07 PM

Mattea is cute.

Posted by: gabriella at Sep 16, 2007 1:26:23 AM

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