The little Mía, daughter of Rachel Arderi and the singer Oniel Bebeshito, ended up being the true star of her mom's latest World Cup post on Instagram, overshadowing the bold outfit that the Cuban influencer had prepared for the occasion with her cuteness.
This Wednesday, Rachel shared a carousel of photos in which she wears an outfit made from T-shirts from Argentina, Brazil, and Portugal, taken beside a pink car with the ocean in the background. The post garnered thousands of likes in just a few hours.
However, the comments quickly turned to Mía, who appears in the images wearing a two-piece outfit in red, yellow, blue, and white that matches the spirit of the tournament, holding a soccer ball, with her dark, curly hair styled with colorful accessories.
In one of the most heartwarming photographs, the girl gives her mother a kiss on the cheek, who responds with a pouting gesture. They both wear floral accessories in their hair and coordinate their outfits in the same World Cup colors.
Rachel herself ended up acknowledging what everyone saw: "There's a little person who stole all the attention from my post," she wrote in her Instagram Stories, confirming that Mía's sweetness had overshadowed her elaborate styling.
Mía was born in Miami on September 4, 2024 and has since been a frequent subject of family publications. Her parents created a personal Instagram account for her that, in December 2024, surpassed 28,000 followers in just one day, and its first post garnered 67,000 likes.
Bebeshito also joined the World Cup frenzy by sharing a video of Rachel dancing in the same outfit while one of her recent songs played, which further boosted the couple's interactions on social media.
The family has been very active during the 2026 World Cup. In May, they attended a match of Inter Miami together at the Nu Stadium in Miami, where they celebrated a goal by Lionel Messi.
Rachel Arderi, originally from Santiago de Cuba and now living in Miami, has nearly one million followers on Instagram and has become one of the most followed Cuban influencers in entertainment in the United States. Together with Bebeshito, they make one of the most popular couples in the industry, and Mía —just one year and nine months old— is already showing that she has inherited her parents' charisma in front of the cameras.
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