Christina Aguilera says her daughter prefers her as a "no-makeup mama".
The 44-year-old singer - who has son Max Liron, 17, with her ex Jordan Bratman and 10-year-old daughter Summer Rain with her fiancé Matthew Rutler - has revealed how she has started to "learn from their eyes", as they "see every side" of her.
She told The Jennifer Hudson Show on Tuesday (09.12.25): "Summer's favourite side of me is no-makeup mama.
"As soon as I’m done shooting or whatever, she’s like, ‘Okay can you take that off? Now it’s time to be cozy.’ "
The Beautiful hitmaker revealed her daughter also "loves" her famous other's freckles.
Christina added: “She loves my freckles and I cover them a lot, but she just loves mama’s freckles.
"She’s like, ‘Am I gonna have freckles one day?’ She’s the number one mama fan.”
Christian previously admitted she never wants to look like she has a "frozen face".
In the past, the pop megastar has sworn by anti-wrinkle injection Xeomin for improving her frown lines, but she will always opt for a more natural look.
Speaking to PEOPLE magazine in 2023, she said: "I'm always interested in finding new products that excite me and make me feel my best."
She continued: "Xeomin felt like the safest way to go because it doesn't have any extra ingredients. It's reassurance that no matter how tired I may be, I have backup."
The 'Beautiful' hitmaker insists expression is important as a pop star.
The singer added: "We like expression, especially in my line of work.
"I don't want to have a frozen face. Whether it's being on-camera or performing onstage, I have to stay authentic to my emotion."
The chart-topping star has always been "a pretty open book" about her appearance and her insecurities.
Asked about her attitude towards cosmetic procedures, Christina told Allure magazine: "I think it's great to share and to be honest and open about what you're doing - in your comfort zone, of course. I've always been a pretty open book about embracing my body, my looks, and things like that.
"But I'm a pretty reserved person when it comes to a lot of things. I think to each their own, and I think we [should] all do what's right for us, so I don't believe in judgement where that's concerned whatsoever."
