Ben Stiller’s daughter Ella enjoys rare solo red carpet outing at the Tony Awards

She’s the daughter of two of the world’s most recognisable stars.

And on Sunday, actress Ella Stiller, 24, stepped out solo as she attended the star-studded 79th Annual Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Ella of course, is the daughter of actor and comedy legend Ben Stiller, 60, and actress Christine Taylor, 54, who is known for playing Marcia Brady in The Brady Bunch Movie.

Fans have seen Ella walk the red carpet before, but this is one of the rare solo outings of her own – without her famous parents.

For the occasion, which is Broadway’s night of nights, Ella looked chic in a green cut-out and layered dress.

Her frock featured a bustier-like top and a layered skirt.

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She teamed the look with silver chandelier earrings and wore makeup including a winged eye and a soft glossy red lip.

Ella looked confident as she walked the red carpet, posing for pictures before heading inside the event.

Ella has followed in her famous parents’ acting footsteps, and has appeared in the likes of Adam Sandler’s Hubie Halloween and even her dad’s hit film, Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb.

Other acting credits to her name include Happy Gilmore 2 and the TV series The Comeback, starring Lisa Kudrow.

She’s also starred in the off-Broadway play, Dilaria.

The young star once told Teen Vogue about her famous parents, saying how much her and her Zoolander star dad are alike.

She also has a sibling, Quinlin Dempsey Stiller, 20.

“I think my dad and I are very similar in the way our brains work and the way we view art and writing and creativity. I feel he and I are very much cut from the same cloth,” she told the publication.

She added: “We have a very specific way of joking in my family, which I love so much. And sometimes I find myself making jokes and I’m like, ‘Oh my God, I sounded exactly like my mum.’”

In 2017, Ben and Christine revealed their separation after 17 years of marriage, but they have since reconciled.

The pair first met back in 1999.

More recently, Christine spoke about their split and reconciliation during a podcast appearance, telling the McBride Rewind podcast: “I can talk about it now, but in the moment, it was very difficult to come to that decision.

“It was not light. It was not without a heavy heart.”

Explaining how the COVID-19 lockdown forced them to confront their issues while under the same roof with their kids, she added: “Ben and I spent a lot of time just working on us with a therapist. We’d log into Zoom and we’d do our therapy sessions, and [we] really found the way back.”