Christina Aguilera gives rare glimpse at daughter Summer during family’s Costa Rica trip

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Christina Aguilera’s daughter, Summer, made a rare appearance on the singer’s Instagram on Wednesday.

The 11-year-old was featured in the Grammy winner’s video from Costa Rica’s La Paz Waterfall Gardens & Wildlife Refuge.

“thank you for the wonderful tour and the breath of fresh air ☁️🩵🦋,” the pop star gushed. “pura vida xxx.”

In the footage, Summer could be seen walking through the refuge with her mom and dad, Matthew Rutler, and letting butterflies land on her hand.

Aguilera and her fiancé, 40, kissed the preteen’s head in one sweet moment.

Summer wore a white Tarzen T-shirt, black shorts and sneakers, with her parents dressing casually for the outing as well.

The trio posed for group photos in front of a waterfall.

Aguilera posted an additional slideshow documenting the rest of the family getaway, including the songwriter performing and signing autographs.

Her eldest child, 18-year-old son Max, did not appear to be present on the trip.

Aguilera welcomed Max while married to ex-husband Jordan Bratman, whom she split from in 2010.

The former “Voice” coach moved on with Rutler that same year, and the pair got engaged on Valentine’s Day in 2014.

Summer was born that August.

As the little one approached her 10th birthday in 2024, Aguilera shared a sweet tribute via social media.

“Today I find myself reflecting on how fast time has gone by,” the “Genie in a Bottle” crooner wrote. “These 9 years have been filled with boundless love, heartwarming hugs, staying up too late, Disney adventures, and most recently, the joy of gracing the stage alongside you.

“Every day, I thank the universe for gifting me the privilege of being your momma, a role that stands as my ultimate accomplishment,” she concluded. “Witnessing the remarkable young woman you are evolving into fills me with immense pride. Mommy loves you so much!”



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