Paul Walker’s daughter Meadow, 22, calls Vin Diesel and his daughter Hania ‘family’ as she embraces the Fast & Furious actor in sweet photo. Since his untimely passing in 2013 at the age of 40, she has dedicated her life to honoring her father Paul Walker’s legacy.

And in a charming picture that she shared on Instagram on Sunday, Meadow Walker, Paul’s daughter, made it obvious that her father’s Fast & Furious co-star Vin Diesel was also “family.”

A black-and-white photo of the 22-year-old model hugging the 53-year-old action actor and his 13-year-old daughter Hania was included in the post. 

Remaining united: Meadow, 22, the daughter of Paul Walker, posted a picture of herself on Sunday cuddling her father’s 53-year-old Fast & Furious costar Vin Diesel and his 13-year-old daughter Hania, referring to them as “Family.”

Meadow was seen in the grainy picture embracing Vin, who was dressed casually in a white tank top and aviator sunglasses, while she wore a sheer sleeveless top.

He hugged Hania, who was wearing a striped sleeveless dress, with one arm while holding his old friend’s daughter with the other. 

Given that Meadow’s raven hair was longer than the short bob she has been flaunting on social media lately, the picture looked to be a throwback.

Her most recent post, from June 2020, in which she shared a cute picture of herself with Hania and Vin’s other two kids, Vincent, who is eleven, and Pauline, who is six, seemed to reflect similar feelings.

Bonded: She expressed similar sentiments in June of 2020 when she shared a cute photo of herself surrounded by Hania and Vin’s other two children, Vincent, 11, and Pauline, six

“Very proud”: Vin expressed his pride in Meadow on her 21st birthday in November 2019, which made Meadow say “thank you.”

She wrote, “Family, forever,” as the photo’s caption.

In November 2019, Vin celebrated Meadow’s 21st birthday with a heartfelt post featuring a picture of Meadow and his youngest daughter, Pauline.

“I have always been proud of you, but I could say that I am so proud of the person you are becoming.” He wrote, “Happy Birthday, Meadow!” “I know it’s your 21st birthday and you wanted to celebrate big in Japan, but you better hurry home because the family is waiting for you with a cake.” He wrote, “Love you kid,” signing it “Uncle Vin.”

“I really appreciate it,” she answered. “I am so excited to see you soon.” And my tiny angels. I cherish you.

Meadow, the daughter of Paul Walker, uploads never-before-seen footage.

In remembrance: Vin took to Instagram late last year to mark the seventh anniversary of the passing of his Fast and Furious co-star Paul Walker

Paul, who was last seen in May 2013, passed away too soon after speeding and colliding his Porsche Carrera GT with a metal post in a horrific accident on November 30, 2013.

On the seventh anniversary of his passing, Vin posted a moving remembrance of his late friend Paul towards the end of last year.

He wrote, “Seven years…,” with a black-and-white picture of the two performers. Not a day goes by…Love is all, always. 

Paul, who gained popularity for his roles in the Fast & Furious and horror-thriller Joy Ride, died on November 30, 2013, in a catastrophic car accident, at the age of 40, after colliding his Porsche Carrera GT with a metal pole.

According to CNN, the collision was caused by his high speeds, which ranged from 80 to 93 miles per hour, and outdated tires.

Even though he passed away while filming Furious 7 was still ongoing, his brothers Cody and Caleb Walker served as CGI stand-ins for him, allowing him to play the part one final time. 

Warm recollections: Meadow posted a cute picture of herself as a young child curled up on her “forever angel” to commemorate the anniversary of her father’s passing.

At the time, Meadow posted a flashback picture of herself on her father’s lap as a little toddler, referring to him as her “best bud.” 

The anniversary of Paul’s passing was described by her as “a silly day to remember in sadness.”

We’re celebrating the love and joy you brought into the world today. Here’s a picture of myself and my best friend taking a nap,” she wrote.