This nepo baby’s mother is an Oscar winner and her father acted in Boogie Nights… can you guess who she is?

The nepo baby daughter of two Hollywood heavyweights hit the red carpet at the premiere of her latest project this week.

Her mother is an Oscar winner from a famous family who has co-starred with the likes of Christian Slater and Adam Sandler over the span of her nearly 40-year career.

Her father is also a successful actor who rose to major prominence playing an iconic Marvel anti-hero on the big screen in the early 2000s.

The 23-year-old has followed in her famous parents’ footsteps by pursuing an acting career in recent years.

Despite having Hollywood connections, she insists on auditioning so she can land every TV and film role on merit.

And on Wednesday, she looked proud as she attended the Los Angeles premiere of Peacock’s The Five-Star Weekend, which also features A-lister Jennifer Garner.

The rising star is now filming an AppleTV+ series, The Off Weeks, alongside Ben Stiller and Jessica Chastain.

Can you guess who she is?  

It’s Harlow Jane, the daughter of Patricia Arquette and Thomas Jane.

Harlow dazzled at Thursday’s premiere in a sleeveless champagne-colored gown for the event at the Hammer Museum’s Billy Wilder Theatre.

She posed for photos with Garner, who plays food blogger Hollis Shaw in Bekah Brunstetter’s eight-episode drama, which premieres Thursday on Peacock.

Harlow stars as Garner’s onscreen daughter Caroline in the new series. 

Also attending the premiere was the fourth-generation actor’s supportive 57-year-old father – who’s best known for his roles in Boogie Nights (1997), The Punisher (2004) and HBO’s Hung (2009-2011).

The father-daughter duo co-starred together in K Asher Levin’s psychological thriller Dig in 2022 as well as the History Channel’s western drama Texas Rising in 2015.

Harlow portrayed the younger version of her mother’s character, Peggy Newman, in the Apple TV+ show High Desert in 2023, and they both have roles in ‘aunt’ Courteney Cox’s upcoming directorial effort Evil Genius.

Arquette, 58, has appeared in numerous high-profile projects including Apple TV+ thriller Severance (2022-2026), NBC/CBS drama Medium (2005-2011), True Romance (1993), Lost Highway (1997) and Boyhood (2014).

The Gen-Zer was born into a dynasty of actors on the Arquette side – including her late great-grandfather Cliff, grandfather Lewis, grandmother Brenda, uncle David, aunt Rosanna, uncle Richmond and late aunt Alexis.

The two-time Emmy winner and the three-time Golden Globe nominee divorced in 2011 after three years of marriage.

‘My mom was really worried. You know she wants to protect me. She’s like, ‘I’m scared. People are going to say this,” Harlow told People last month.

‘And I’m like, ‘I had no choice over what vagina I came out of. Seriously, I had no choice. I didn’t choose to be born to you. I just am, and this is my life and whatever.’

‘There are a lot of people that get opportunities in this industry, because of who they were raised around. It’s true. It’s also true for every career on Earth, unfortunately.’

The Daily Mail has reached out to Arquette and Jane’s representatives for comment, but did not immediately hear back.

Speaking of nepotism, the LA native enjoyed a happy reunion with her castmate West Duchovny, the daughter of David Duchovny and his ex-wife Tea Leoni.

The 27-year-old actress portrays Chloe Sevigny’s onscreen daughter, Audrey McKenzie, as well as the new friend of Harlow’s film-student character.

The small-screen adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand’s 2023 bestselling novel also features Regina Hall, D’Arcy Carden, Gemma Chan, Timothy Olyphant, Judy Greer, David Denman and Josh Hamilton.

The Five-Star Weekend has a 79 percent critic approval rating (out of 14 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.