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16 August 2023, 13:51

Celebrating a milestone in her daughter's life, Iman expressed heartfelt birthday wishes to her youngest child.

David Bowie's daughter Lexi Jones has turned 23 years old, and her mother Iman has celebrated with a stunning photo montage of her young daughter.

In a touching post, published on her Instagram account on Tuesday (August 15), supermodel Iman conveyed her joy, writing, "Wishing a very happy birthday to my Little Wonder."

The post was accompanied by a montage of cherished photographs capturing the journey of Lexi Jones, 23, and also paid homage to her late husband, David Bowie.

The iconic song 'Little Wonder,' penned by Bowie in 1997, served as the backdrop to the montage, a touching way to include her husband on their daughter's birthday, seven years after his death in 2016.

Iman's message continued: "We were bestowed with the most extraordinary gift: You! May your birthday radiate with unparalleled splendour."

The carefully crafted video montage took viewers through the years, showcasing the evolution of Lexi, born Alexandria Zahra Jones.

The youngster seems to have inherited her father's creative gene, with the beautiful video also showcasing examples of Lexi's art.

Writing about her art on her website, Lexi says: "Art has been a rock in my life for as long as I can remember."

"As a kid, I was always doodling or painting in art class and during my free time.

"It wasn't until my mid-teens that I became serious and started refining my style," she continued.

"That is when I developed a deeper passion and I knew I wanted to create and share my pieces with the intent to encourage others to create their own."

Iman is one proud mother, and that was clear to see this week as she shared an incredibly rare photo of her and David Bowie's daughter Lexi.

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Taking to Instagram, the mother-of-two shared a close-up photo of her youngest daughter, showing her looking at the camera with her hair up in a bun and her nose ring on show.

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"Sunny & sweet as sunshine #LexiLove," she captioned the sweet snap.

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Fans of the supermodel were quick to react to the rare family post, and many inundated her with red heart emojis as well as comments calling Lexi "gorgeous".

Lexi is David and Iman's only child together

"Your Lexi is the most perfect mix of the beautiful gene pool from yourself and David. Absolutely stunning," one wrote, whilst a second added: "Lexi is beautiful. She seems to be as beautiful on the inside, as well. You must be proud."

A third hoped that the photo meant that the mother-and-daughter duo had reunited for the Easter holidays. "Aw, I hope this means she's home for a visit with you, beauty," one wrote, whilst another remarked: "Enjoy your time with your Lexi!"

Iman, 66, will no doubt be spending the holidays at the incredible property she and her husband David owned in Upstate New York.

Iman pictured alongside her daughter Alexandria last year

The incredible home, which is located 100 miles north of the Big Apple, in Catskill, near Woodstock, was built from scratch six years ago and is surrounded by white birch trees, whic

Iman and David Bowie's love lives on through their daughter, Alexandria "Lexi" Zahra Jones.

The supermodel and singer met on a blind date in Los Angeles in 1990, and "it was love at first sight" for Bowie. "It took me a few months but I got there," Iman later told PEOPLE.

The couple married in Florence, Italy, in 1992, and they welcomed their daughter Lexi in 2000. Iman and Bowie, born David Robert Jones, were together for almost 24 years before his untimely death from cancer in 2016.

While they valued Lexi's privacy and typically didn't speak about her in interviews, the pair gave a glimpse into their home life shortly after she was born. At the time, they told Hello! about how happy they were to welcome Lexi into their lives.

David Bowie and Iman's Timeless Love Story in Pictures

"This has to be the happiest of times in my life," Iman said. "Alexandria has been the force around whom everyone has gathered. And my soul feels complete." Bowie added, "I can't better that. That seems about perfect really."

Here's everything to know about Iman and David Bowie's daughter, Alexandria "Lexi" Zahra Jones.

She was born in 2000

Iman and Bowie celebrated the arrival of their daughter Lexi on Aug. 15, 2000, in New York City.

At the time of her birth, PEOPLE reported that Lexi weighed 7 lbs., 4.6 oz. Bowie's publicist said, "David assisted in the delivery and cut the umbilical cord."

Her name has a special meaning

Shortly after Lexi's birth, Iman and Bowie spoke to Hello! for what Iman called Lexi's "first and last interview." Bowie told the outlet about the meaning behind his daughter's name — a name he had considered from the moment he first met Iman.

The couple went over several name options, but they didn't take some into serious consideration until they knew they were havin

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