Zoe Saldaña Joined by Her 3 Lookalike Sons on the Red Carpet: See the Adorable Photos!

Zoe Saldaña is a proud boy mom!

On Wednesday, Feb. 12, the actress, 46, attended the 40th Santa Barbara International Film Festival with her twin sons, Cy Aridio and Bowie Ezio, 10, and youngest son Zen Anton, 8, whom she shares with husband Marco Perego, 45.

The Emilia Pérez star — who was honored with the American Riviera Award for outstanding achievement in American film during a ceremony at The Arlington Theatre — flashed a huge smile as she wrapped her arms around her boys on the red carpet.

Also smiling at the camera, the three youngsters sported matching looks, wearing dark jackets over white T-shirts with coordinating dark pants and white sneakers.

Meanwhile, Oscar nominee Saldaña was dressed in a sleeveless sequined black gown, while her hair was styled into an updo with a bow.

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The mother of three’s outing with her boys comes after she revealed earlier this week on Jimmy Kimmel Live! that one of her sons asked when he would be old enough to listen to Kendrick Lamar following the rapper’s Super Bowl halftime performance.

“He looked amazing, and he’s such a great artist," Saldaña said of Lamar, 37. "Cy, one of my twins, asked me that night. He goes, ‘When will I be old enough to listen to Kendrick Lamar?’ ”

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“I would say like maybe 14, 15. But he’s 10 now, so yeah," she added. "But he’s a wonderful artist. I told Cy he’s a wonderful artist and when you’re old enough, you’ll be able to listen and enjoy his music.”

Revealing that she didn’t watch the Super Bowl due it being her only day off, Saldaña said that she spent her time giving her sons haircuts.

“I was just with my boys because my husband’s traveling and my boys have really long hair, so I was cutting their hair," she said.

“Well they don’t want to go to the barber," Saldaña continued. "I beg them. ‘Why don’t we just go to breakfast and go to the barber?’ And they’re like, ’No, you cut it!’ So there I was, cutting their hair like five inches to one, four inches to the other, three inches to … I was just cutting."

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