Tara Lipinski Shows Off Daughter Georgie's Tiny Pink Monogrammed Beret at 2024 Paris Olympics

The Olympic figure skater shares her daughter Georgie, 9 months, with husband Todd Kapostasy

Tara Lipinski is loving having her little girl in Paris.

The gold medal-winning figure skater, 41, has been spending some quality time with her 9-month-old daughter Georgie Winter at the 2024 Paris Olympic games. On Thursday, Aug. 8, the proud mom shared some sweet snaps to her Instagram from her day in the city of light.

Georgie, whom Lipinski welcomed via surrogate last October with her husband Todd Kapostasy, can be seen sitting and smiling on the hotel room bed, adorably sporting a dress printed with iconic Paris landmarks and wearing a baby pink beret that's monogrammed with her initials "GW."

In more photos, the mother-daughter duo can be seen smiling in front of the Eiffel Tower, while Lipinski holds her little one.

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On the stroll around the streets of Paris, Georgia exchanged her baby pink beret for a baby pink hair bow headband.

"Gigi in Paris Day 1 🇫🇷," the mom of one captioned her post.

Lipinski arrived in Paris earlier this week, sharing her day spent with Georgie and her best friend Johnny Weir on Instagram on Wednesday, Aug. 7.

"🇫🇷 We’ve arrived! 🇫🇷," the proud mom wrote in her caption, adding, "Uncle Johnny and Gigi are reunited and our first few hours together in Paris feel oh so sweet. 🍰🥺."

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In the adorable video montage, Lipinski and Weir pushed Georgie around the streets of Paris in a stroller.

The trio then passed the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe in a car before entering a cute little pastry shop.

Lipinski celebrated her first Mother's Day as a mom in May, and after a five-year-long struggle with infertility, told PEOPLE in June that the holiday felt “surreal.”

“For so many years during our journey, it was always holidays when certain things would happen. It would be Todd and my anniversary or my birthday, and I found out I was having a miscarriage,” said Lipinski, who, before welcoming Georgie, lost four pregnancies.

“It would be Mother's Day — there were two — one where I had a D&C, and on another one, I found out [something] wasn’t right," she shared. "So these holidays, for me, I would just want to not think about.”

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