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Too Cute to Handle: Rachel and Bebeshito's Daughter Celebrates 2nd Birthday as a Disney Princess

Friday, September 4, 2026 by Grace Ramos

In a dazzling display of Disney magic, Mía, the daughter of Cuban influencer Rachel Arderi and urban singer Oniel Bebeshito, celebrated her second birthday transformed into Ariel, The Little Mermaid. Her enchanting photo shoot captured hearts across social media just before her big day.

The photos, shared on Mía's Instagram account (@mia_bebeshita), feature the young girl fully dressed as Ariel, complete with a long red wig, a sequined purple top, and a shimmering green mermaid tail, rivaling the iconic character herself. Absolutely adorable!

The backdrop was equally magical: a white sandy beach at sunset, with tropical palm trees in the background, a giant inflatable pearl-colored shell throne, cardboard figures of Flounder, Ariel dolls, turquoise starfish, decorative pearls, and a gleaming golden number "2" nestled in the sand.

The post summed it all up with a fairy tale-worthy caption: "The Little Mermaid Ariel, better known as Mía, has been the most beautiful princess in the world for two years now."

Mía's parents couldn't hold back in the comments. Bebeshito humorously wrote, "I'm daddy's princess and my dad is Sebastian," likening himself to the beloved crab from the movie. Rachel, on the other hand, expressed tearful joy, saying, "Speechless, yes, I dreamed of her, and God made her a reality..."

Last year, Mía's first birthday was celebrated with a Cinderella theme and a Monsters Inc. party alongside her brother Yan Carlos, where the entire family—including the parents—dressed up as characters from the film. The bar was set high, but Mía surpassed it with flying colors.

The post quickly garnered over 22,600 likes and nearly 400 comments, with a flood of hearts and mermaid emojis from followers who eagerly follow Mía's every milestone.

With this kind of enchanting celebration, everyone is left wondering: which Disney princess will Mía become next year?

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