Hilary Swank shares rare photo with son Ohm, 2, during family ski trip

Hilary Swank gave a rare glimpse of her 2-year-old son, Ohm, during their snowy getaway over the weekend.

The actress shared a photo of her and Ohm hitting the ski slopes in British Columbia, Canada.

“Had the best time in the snow with my loved ones this weekend 💝 And was reminded how NICE Canadians are 🥰,” she wrote atop the sweet snap on her Instagram Story Sunday.

The “Million Dollar Baby” actress covered the toddler’s face with a blue heart.

The 51-year-old wore a metallic, silver puffer jacket, black ski pants and a purple hat.

Swank also gave fans an inside look at their vacation, revealing she and her family stayed at the Blackcomb Springs Suites, which she said is “great for kids.”

The Oscar winner welcomed Ohm and his twin sister, Aya, in 2023 with husband Philip Schneider.

The couple wed in August 2018 and revealed that they were starting a family four years later.

“This is something that I’ve been wanting for a long time,” she said of her pregnancy during an October 2022 “Good Morning America” appearance. “My next thing is I’m gonna be a mom. And not just of one but of two.”

That same day, she emotionally revealed her “miracle” twin babies’ due date was on the birthday of her late father, Stephen Michael Swank, while appearing on the “Drew Barrymore Show.”

Since the twins were born, Hilary has kept them out of the spotlight. However, she does post them on social media — without showing their face — from time to time.

The family of four was also seen celebrating Hilary’s birthday last year with an Italian beach vacation.

In photos obtained by Page Six, the foursome built sandcastles, swam in the water, relaxed beneath a cabana and rode bicycles.

And although the “P.S. I Love You” star keeps her family life private, she did gush over how “joyful” motherhood is while chatting with Page Six in 2024.

“It’s way more fun, it’s way more exciting than I ever imagined,” she said. “I always thought it would be extraordinary, but it’s way more.”