We Found It: Liev Schreiber’s Son Kai’s Dapper Shoes He Wore to the Emmys

Samuel Kai is a J. Crew kid!

The 8½-year-old son of Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts looked every bit his dad’s adorable mini-me (with a side of Mom’s signature blond hair) as he attended Sunday’s Emmy Awards alongside the six-time-nominated Ray Donovan actor.

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For the star-studded evening, the little guy wore an Isaia tuxedo and bow tie to match Schreiber’s, along with J. Crew’s Kids’ Classic Wing Tips shoes in black, which retail for $118.

“The very dapper and downright divine Kai Schreiber!!!” Schreiber, 49, captioned a father-son photo ahead of the ceremony.

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Proud dad Schreiber couldn’t resist sharing a few snaps to his Instagram account, writing of his partner in crime for the evening, “How lucky am I? #Kai #bestdateever” alongside a snap of his son from the car ride.

The Spotlight star wasn’t the only one to hit the jackpot Sunday evening. Kai got to meet Emmy-nominated Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown — and of course, Schreiber captured it on camera.

“Shut the front door!!! We can go home now,” he captioned the cute shot of the duo at the ceremony.

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Schreiber and Watts, 48, have been snapped in amicable moments both with each other and their children (they also share 10-year-old son Alexander “Sasha” Pete) since their 2016 split, which followed an 11-year relationship.

“We’re parents together so we’ll be together for the rest of our lives no matter what and we’re very close,” Schreiber said of Watts in December. “Hopefully, that never changes and I don’t think it will.”