Larry Birkhead Poses with Daughter Dannielynn, 17, as She 'Cosplays' at Japanese Live-Action Film Convention

Birkhead shares his teenage daughter with the late Anna Nicole Smith

Anna Nicole Smith and Larry Birkhead's daughter Dannielynn Birkhead had a great time at the Power Morphicon convention this past weekend.

On Monday, Aug. 26, the photographer, 51, shared an Instagram carousel filled with fun snaps of him and his 17-year-old daughter as she dressed in cosplay at the Japanese live-action film convention held in Pasadena, California.

In the first picture, the father-daughter duo could be seen posing with their arms around one another in front of a step and repeat.

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The proud dad shared that he "had an awesome time" but was even more excited to watch his little girl fulfill her dreams.

"Dannielynn got to meet some of her favorite actors from Japanese live-action television," he added before listing the many actors she was "so excited to meet."

"Dannielynn cosplayed three different 'Kamen Rider' characters at the event," Birkhead wrote in his lengthy caption, and even thanked her wig stylist Ryan Austin for his help.

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To conclude the post, Birkhead shared that the convention is just one of many events that the family plans to attend in honor of Dannielynn's upcoming 18th birthday.

"This is the first stop and pre-celebration for Dannielynn’s upcoming birthday celebration! The countdown begins now!" he said.

In the many photos, Dannielynn could be seen smiling big, shaking hands, and holding up peace signs with her favorite celebrities.

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