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I'm gonna get you! Salma Hayek, hubby François-Henri Pinault and their daughter Valentina were spotted together in midtown Manhattan on Sunday (October 11). The adorable 2-year-old looked like she was playing "I'm gonna get you" with the prying paps. She sure had dad laughing!

We just spotted the 43-year-old actress/director/producer with her sweet daughter in New York on Friday. Salma's new movie, The Vampire's Assistant, hits theaters on October 23.

Celebrity moms stole the show on the red carpet at last night's ALMA Awards in Westwood, CA.

Salma Hayek looked gorgeous in a short dress with beautiful back detailing at the event, which was hosted by Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria.

Salma, whose daughter Valentina Paloma turns 2 next week, was honored with the Anthony Quinn Award for Industry Excellence.

"I feel very proud and moved to get this award because it's from my people, it's from the Latin people," she said.

Canadian songstress Nelly Furtado, who performed at the show, CSI star Eva LaRue and model Talisa Soto, who has kids Sophia and Mateo with actor Benjamin Bratt, were also well-deserving of the spotlight in their glamorous gowns.

Tune into ABC tonight to catch the broadcast of the ALMAs.

Valentina Paloma Pinault, who turns 2 later this month, was spotted with her playful papa, François-Henri Pinault, at Beverly Glen Park in LA on Thursday (September 10). The French billionaire didn't seem to mind getting dirty with his adorable toddler in the sand. The father-daughter pair were accompanied by Valentina's nanny.

Valentina's mom, Salma Hayek, was not spotted with the playful duo. Perhaps she was lunching again with rumored-to-be-pregnant pal, Penélope Cruz?

Salma Hayek and her adorable 20-month-old daughter Valentina Paloma were spotted enjoying some down time together on May 21st on the Southern Berkshire, Massachusetts set of the new film, Grown Ups.

Last month Salma, 42, was honored along with Debra Messing, Uma Thurman and others at the 3rd Annual Smart Cookie Awards, which recognize “the symbiotic relationship between motherhood and citizenship.” The Frida star says that becoming a mother inspired her need to help other moms and children around the world.

“I started working with UNICEF on raising money for and awareness of the tetanus-vaccination campaign. Tetanus doesn't really exist in the United States, but it's still a threat in remote parts of the world, especially to new mothers and infants. By getting the vaccines to these places that need them and by training the locals in how to administer them, we can eliminate tetanus in three to five years. It can be history."