Christopher Reeve’s son, William Reeve, looked just like his Superman father as he stopped by the star-studded Bring Change To Mind gala in New York City on Monday.
The 31-year-old ABC correspondent is notably the youngest child of the future actor who portrayed the legendary superhero throughout his career. But nine years after he was paralyzed in a horse-riding accident, the star died at the age of 52.
The TV personality was spotted arriving at the special event, which took place at City Winery in the heart of the Big Apple – alongside other celebrity guests.
Will lovingly held hands with his girlfriend Amanda Dubin and wore a sharp navy blue suit that consisted of trousers and a matching blazer that was left unbuttoned.
He added a striped shirt and a navy blue tie to complete his overall look and also slipped on a pair of black dress shoes.
Elegant: Christopher Reeve’s son, William Reeve, 31, looked just like his Superman father as he stopped by the star-studded Bring Change To Mind gala in New York City on Monday
Superman: The ABC Correspondent is notably the youngest child of the later actor who portrayed the legendary superhero throughout his career; deceased actor from 1978
Amanda was also dressed to impress: She wore a colorful floral print top with a deep, plunging V-neckline in the front.
She also opted for a pair of high-waisted black pants made from a satin material and slipped on a pair of closed-toe black shoes.
Dubin paired the look with a long black coat and held a chic black handbag in her right hand, matching the color scheme of her outfit.
Her tresses were parted in the middle and flowed effortlessly over her shoulders in light, elegant waves.
The couple was spotted making their grand appearance at the gala, joining other celebrities including Ryan Reynolds.
The Deadpool actor was honored with the Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter Award during the ceremony, while Reba McEntire and Amy Schumer performed a special performance for guests, according to the official website.
Bring Change To Mind is a nonprofit organization whose “mission is to end the stigma and discrimination associated with mental illness.”
Will is the only child of Christopher and Dana Morosini and was born on June 7, 1992. The late actor and Dana married in 1992 and were married until Reeves’ death on October 10, 2004.
Dressed to impress: Will lovingly held hands with girlfriend Amanda Dubin and wore a sharp navy blue suit that consisted of trousers and a matching unbuttoned blazer