Susan Sarandon's daughter Eva Amri made it open about what it was like growing up with a Hollywood actress.

Amri, a lifestyle influencer and actress, told SheKnows about Sarandon being a total "almond mom" before health and wellness became so fashionable.

"My mother was a proven 'almond mom'," Amri told the publication. She was actually walking into the village, like the only organic grocery store that existed in New York City in the early 80s and would get everything there. My mother thought Cheerios was like junk food — that's how she was an almond mom.

The term "almond mom" was built with reference to some of the comments made to real housewives of Beverly Hills. At one point, she told the "weak" 10-year-old Gigi to "have some almonds and chew really well," according to today, which caused a lot of controversy.

As for Sarandon, Amri also shared with Chenow that she is now sending "disgusting cereal" to her grandchildren, but she did not. And they do not eat it. "I had to stop doing good things about it," the influencer explained, to stop shipping from her well-meaning mom.

Amri shares children Marlowe, 10, Major, 8, Mateo, 4, with ex・husband Kyle Martino. She has been married to Ian Hock since this past 6 May, according to people.

When it comes to feeding her own children, Amri has a more laid-back philosophy, and her little children say that eating what they want will be like "My 4-year-old child will eat half an ice cream, and he will be like "I think it's over", you know. Do you know?She explained. "He never eats past what he wants, I think because I'm so heedless about it.

Amri happily writes after Eva on her blog about motherhood, entertainment, beauty, style and more.