Larry David, the renowned comedian and co-creator of the iconic television series *Seinfeld*, has made headlines not just for his ground-breaking work in comedy but also for his role as a father. The 75-year-old shares two daughters, Cazzie and Romy, from his previous marriage to environmental activist Laurie David. Born in the mid-1990s, both girls have forged their own paths while maintaining a close bond with their father.
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Cazzie David, the eldest, was welcomed into the world on May 10, 1994, in Boston. In a testament to her father’s loyalty to the New York Knicks, she was named after basketball player Cazzie Russell, a choice that reflects Larry’s enduring affinity for the sports team. In a 2017 interview with Coveteur, she revealed, “My dad is that much of a Knicks fan that he had to give me the craziest name ever.”
Two years later, on March 2, 1996, Romy David came into the world. Larry has often expressed his affection for his daughters, albeit with his characteristic humour. In a June 2009 chat with *The Irish Independent*, he jokingly remarked, “I have a wonderful relationship with my daughters. At least, I do on my end. I don’t know how they feel.” His self-deprecating humour often underscores the sincere bond he shares with Cazzie and Romy.
The sisters grew up during Larry’s peak fame, with their father’s career in full swing as *Seinfeld* captivated audiences. They have shown consistent support for his work in the years since. Notably, Cazzie joined Larry for the premiere of his documentary, *Life, Larry and The Pursuit of Unhappiness*, in June 2026. The duo later made a memorable appearance on *Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?*, illustrating their strong familial connection.
Stepping into the world of entertainment like their father, both Cazzie and Romy made their actorial debut in a 2007 episode of *Hannah Montana*, where they attempted to secure a restaurant reservation, only to be outmatched by the titular character. Cazzie has not only appeared on-screen but has also made a name for herself as a writer. She gained notable recognition with her 2020 essay collection titled *No One Asked For This*, which delves into themes of anxiety and the effects of social media.
In the literary scene, Cazzie has established herself further by becoming a columnist for *Air Mail*, tackling various subjects including the implications of fashion trends. Her second book, *Delusions*, was released in March 2026, continuing her exploration of personal and societal themes in writing.
Romy, on the other hand, carved a different niche for herself as an oral historian. After completing her studies at George Washington University, she interned at the White House during Barack Obama’s presidency and later took a position at MSNBC. Earning her master’s degree in oral history from Columbia University, Romy launched *The First Chapter*, an initiative focused on preserving women’s birth stories through oral histories.
Cazzie has opened up about her past relationships in her essays, including her high-profile romance with Pete Davidson, a former cast member of *Saturday Night Live*. Despite the relationship ending in 2018, Cazzie’s honest reflections on her emotional struggles and the experiences surrounding their split have resonated with many readers. Notably, she recounted a poignant moment when her father comforted her during a particularly difficult flight after news of Davidson’s new relationship surfaced.
In interviews, Cazzie has also acknowledged that she and Larry share common traits, humour, and neuroses, which has shaped their unique family dynamic. In contrast, she notes that Romy embodies more of their mother’s characteristics. Their strong bond is evident, with Cazzie expressing that while they may bicker, their family life is filled with love and support.
The relationship between the sisters has its ups and downs, often marked by playful disputes. Cazzie recently shared amusing anecdotes about their occasional squabbles during a visit in New York, bringing to light the relatable challenges of sibling interactions. Nonetheless, the love and authenticity within their relationship shine through, illustrating a connection that remains steadfast despite the occasional conflict.
As Larry David continues to make his mark in the entertainment industry, his role as a father to Cazzie and Romy remains an integral part of his identity. The supportive environment he has fostered has allowed his daughters to flourish, both in the arts and in their own individual pursuits. With their shared experiences and achievements, Cazzie and Romy exemplify the rich complexities of life as the children of a comedic icon.