Suki Waterhouse Shares Update on Her, Robert Pattinson’s “Really Stylish” Daughter

Suki Waterhouse had a mom’s night out at a Grammys 2026 after-party, but her and Robert Pattinson’s daughter was still at the forefront of her mind in an exclusive E! News interview.

It’s so easy for Suki Waterhouse to love, to love, to love on her and Robert Pattinson’s daughter.

While the Daisy Jones & The Six star stepped out for a mom’s night out at Universal Music Group’s Grammys 2026 after-party, she couldn’t help but dote on her and the Twilight star’s little one.

“She’s so wonderful,” Suki told E! News in an exclusive interview. “She’s like, her own person. She’s gonna be two.”

And while Suki was sporting her own vintage number for the evening, she joked that her daughter is actually “really stylish,” and is technically taking after another celebrity.

“I’ve been going more Billie Eilish with her,” Suki explained. “She’s in, like, oversized things.”

Meanwhile, the “To Love” singer—who wore a gray and black lace and satin top with black pants and black satin capris—proved her own fashion sense, admitting her Grammys night look was cobbled together at the last minute.

“This was actually planned a couple of hours ago,” she said. “I didn’t have a dress, my stylist came out. We didn’t have anything planned. Tonight, some of this is vintage from her closet.”

Indeed, the 34-year-old was still planning her look during the ceremony itself, saying she watched the evening roll out “on the couch at home,” and was floored by the Best New Artist nominees including Olivia Dean and Addison Rae.

“Kind of getting glammed up with a couple of friends and a glass of wine,” she added. “It was an amazing show. I mean, Addison, I was super excited for. Olivia Dean, I knew in my heart she was going to win. She just came on in glit and gold and it was stunning.”

While her fans were sure of her win, Olivia herself said she “never really imagined” taking home a gilded gramophone.

“Thank you so much,” she tearfully said in her acceptance speech at Crypto.com Arena, going on to thank her team and her family. “We’re nothing without each other.”

For more of what you might have missed at the Grammys 2026, keep reading….

—Reporting by Daryn Carp

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