‘Triplets’: Fans Claim Mike Hill’s Daughters Look Identical to Him

It’s official. Mike Hill‘s fan base recently declared that his two daughters stole his entire face. The sportscaster on Fox Sports 1 spent some quality time with his daughters Ashleé and Kayla Hill on Thursday, April 30. Hill, engaged to Cynthia Bailey of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” posted a photo on Instagram to prove just how much he enjoyed their father-daughter bonding time.

In the photo, Hill was surrounded by his young ladies. The trio appeared to be having fun and struck a few creative poses. Ashleé stuck out her tongue, Kayla smiled, and Hill sucked in his cheeks to imitate the famous duck lips expression. Hill proclaimed in his caption that he loved his girls, indicating that he’s the ultimate girl dad.

(From left) Ashleé Hill, Kayla Hill, and Mike Hill spending quality time together. @itsmikehill/Instagram

Hill received a slew of comments from people admitting that they were flabbergasted to see how much his daughters favor him.

“Wow… his daughters have his entire face.”

“Beautiful family! Love the relationship you have with your daughters😍.”

“Triplets!”

“Beautiful Triplets 🖤🖤🖤 @itsmikehill.”

“@itsmikehill Your twins! You are raising beautiful, God-fearing girls! God bless you all!”

“Girl Dad…..❤️ beautiful daughters. I’m sorry for their boyfriends. Lol”

“Love seeing this😍 your girls are so lucky.”

“Daddies twins😍😍😍😍😍😍.”

Mike Hill, Kayla Hill, and Ashleé Hill with a camera. @itsmikehill/Instagram

Hill and his first wife share 20-year-old Ashleé, while Kayla, a freshman at the University of Southern California, came from his second marriage with pageant beauty Camille Hill. Mike and his first wife divorced after a decade of marriage, but his second marriage lasted slightly longer. Mike and Camille called their relationship quits after 11 years of marriage. Mike admitted on previous episodes of “RHOA” that he cheated on both of his spouses during those relationships.

Kayla Hill with Noelle Robinson. @noellerobinson/Instagram

The Bronx native is tying the knot for the third time with 53-year-old Bailey on October 10, 2020. Bailey’s daughter, Noelle Robinson, seems to have a good relationship with her soon-to-be- stepfather. In 2019, she moved from Atlanta to Los Angeles to pursue her acting career. Robinson currently lives with Hill as Bailey continues to live bicoastal.

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