Ethan Hawke shares RARE snap of his youngest daughters Indiana and Clementine enjoying Easter

Four-time Oscar nominee Ethan Hawke shared an incredibly rare snap of his youngest daughters – Indiana, 10; and Clementine Jane, 13 – enjoying Easter festivities on Sunday.

The Texas-born 51-year-old – who boasts 2.7M Instagram/Facebook followers – captioned his family slideshow: ‘Mother Nature doing its thing. Happy Easter and Spring everyone.’

Ethan – last believed to be living in a $3.9M six-bedroom home in Brooklyn’s Boerum Hill – posted a snap of chicken statues perched on a grassy field of white and yellow flowers.  

Hawke also shared a video of sheep and lambs peacefully grazing in the distance.

The Reality Bites alum fathered little Indiana and Clementine from his 13-year marriage to his former nanny Ryan Shawhughes, whom he originally met through his literary agent.

The 39-year-old Columbia University grad – who was raised in the same town as Ethan – now works as a producer on many of his projects.

‘There were never any scandalous thoughts or actions back then. In the years that followed, my marriage [to Uma Thurman] disintegrated due to many pressures, none of which were remotely connected to Ryan,’ Hawke assured The Guardian back in 2009.  

‘I know people imagine some kind of Sound Of Music type love affair, but the truth is by the time Ryan and I were falling in love, it had been a long while since I had employed her.’

In 2005, The Guilty actor’s Gattaca leading lady fueled rumors that he might have had an affair with model Jen Perzow when Oprah Winfrey asked if ‘there was some betrayal of some kind.’

‘There was some stuff like that at the end,’ the 51-year-old Oscar nominee admitted. 

‘We were having a difficult time, and you know how the axe comes down and how people behave and how people express their unhappiness. Our marriage failed. I should take full responsibility for the failure of my own marriage.’ 

Before their five-year marriage ended in 2005, Ethan and Uma welcomed 23-year-old daughter Maya and 20-year-old son Levon.

Hawke currently plays religious zealot/cult leader Arthur Harrow in Jeremy Slater’s critically-acclaimed six-episode MCU series Moon Knight, which airs Wednesdays on Disney+. 

The A Bright Ray of Darkness author will next portray King Aurvandil War-Raven in Robert Eggers’ critically-acclaimed Viking epic The Northman – hitting US theaters this Friday – alongside Nicole Kidman, Alexander Skarsgård, and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Ethan also directed a six-hour documentary on the late married Hollywood power couple Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward called The Last Movie Stars, which premieres later this year on CNN+.

The doc features readings of old interviews and journals by George Clooney, Laura Linney, Mark Ruffalo, Billy Crudup, Sam Rockwell, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, and Zoe Kazan.