This seems like a relationship that every daughter wants with her father, I never had this kind of relationship sadly ?
Robin Williams’ Daughter Found Heartwarming Photos of Her Dad During Spring Cleaning, and It Touched Millions

Robin Williams’ talent was a ray of sunlight on a gloomy day, and even though the actor is no longer with us, the memories of him still manage to make us smile. The actor’s daughter, Zelda, recently made a delightful discovery that reminded her of her late dad and we are the lucky witnesses.
We at Bright Side invite you to share with us this moment from the late Robin Williams’ past that made us feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Zelda Williams had to work hard to overcome the loss of her father.
Robin Williams’ passing in 2014 was a hard hit for his only daughter. Zelda revealed her state of mind back in 2015: “It’s going to take a lot of work to allow myself to have the sort of fun, happy life that I had, but that’s important. Anybody who has ever lost anyone works very hard to continue that memory in a positive way.”
All she needed was a little bit of time. Zelda once said that she kept to herself for a while, but knew she had to find the silver lining in this terrible situation and not give up on her own life. She focused on work and wrote screenplays, which allowed her “to not sit with herself for too long.” At the end of the day, she was grateful for the memories of her dad.
Zelda’s unexpected, but priceless discovery
Like many people in spring, Zelda Williams got busy with decluttering her place and getting rid of useless junk. To her surprise, Zelda found a hidden treasure buried in her belongings. It was an old series of photo booth photos with her late dad, a memory she had to dig deep for, that became worth a thousand lifetimes.
Robin Williams’ daughter took to Twitter to share the “fun old gem” to our endless delight. The photos are soaked with happiness and fun, and show the actor exactly how we remember him.
Zelda confirmed in the comments that these photos were taken in the photo booth from the MTV show TRL, in 2006. She says she was about 16 or 17 at the time.
Robin Williams stays with his daughter in many different ways.
Robin’s daughter also recently experienced a funny, and kind of mystical, moment. She tried a new trend on social media where you can make a filter autogenerate which Disney character you are. Any guesses who Zelda got? Genie from Aladdin, which was voiced by none other than her dad! Zelda’s reaction was amazing and we couldn’t help but chuckle with her.
Zelda also has a tattoo dedicated to her father. It’s a hummingbird on her right wrist and it reminds her of her dad: “If you’ve seen them fly, and if you know a little bit about them, [hummingbirds are] impossible to keep in one place. And that was the reaction that my father got, from children, from fans, from senior citizens. And that’s what hummingbirds always meant to me.”
Have you ever found forgotten gems during spring cleaning? Share your surprise discoveries with us!
Comments
These photos really hit me hard!
They looked like they had such a great father and daughter relationship
Zelda is so big! She really is a strong woman now ??
Robin really was a sweet person. These warm my heart.
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