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Melissa McCarthy Enjoys Ice Cream Date With Daughter Georgette, 9, in Los Angeles

Forget about the glitz and glam. Melissa McCarthy had a very casual outing with daughter Georgette, 9, when she took her out for ice cream on Monday, January 27.

The pair strolled around Los Angeles with two cones in hand. Even though they were busy chowing down on their snacks, Melissa still had one hand on her daughter’s shoulder like the protective mama she is.

In 2010, Melissa gave birth to Georgette after she previously welcomed her daughter, Vivian, 12, into the world with husband Ben Falcone in 2007. Once their children got older, it didn’t take them long to find a hobby they truly liked.

“They’re both really into basketball. Which I love because I always loved sports,” the Bridesmaids star, 49, previously revealed on The Ellen DeGeneres Show

Melissa adores her daughters’ hobby so much she tries to be there for every basketball game. However, once Vivian or Georgette gets the ball, it’s hard for the comedian to stay quiet.

“I scream and I yell like I’ve lost my mind. Like I’m — I’ve become exactly the person I always feared I would meet,” she joked. “Just a constant litany of like, ‘Get it. Get it from her! Take it from her! Take it! Georgie, you take it from her!’”

Their love for sports isn’t the only thing Melissa adores about her children, of course. She also likes the type of people they’re becoming as they get older and become their own person.

“They’re really smart and funny, weird,” the Can You Ever Forgive Me star previously shared to Us Weekly about her girls. “I think they’re better [than me]. They’re further along in their young lives than I was. I feel like I had to push almost 30 to get their kind of confidence, so I love seeing that.”

Hopefully Melissa knows that her kids are doing so well because she is such a great mom to them!

Scroll below to see super cute photos of Melissa grabbing ice cream with Georgette!

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