Kaley Cuoco and Tom Pelphrey Match Daughter Matilda in New York Giants Gear — See the Cute Photo!

The couple welcomed their daughter in March

Kaley Cuoco is showing off her family's team spirit.

On Sunday, the Flight Attendant actress' boyfriend Tom Pelphrey posted an adorable family photo of the couple and their 6-month-old daughter Matilda as they all matched in New York Giants merch. Pelphrey, 41, and Cuoco, 37, both wore blue Giants jerseys, with the actor placing an arm around Cuoco.

The proud mom held her daughter, who wore a red, white and blue Giants cheerleading outfit and a blue siren light as a hat.

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At the end of September, the star posted a silly photo on her Instagram Story featuring herself and her partner, each giving their daughter a kiss on the cheek. In the black-and-white image, Matilda appeared unfazed.

"We were gone for two nights," Cuoco captioned the pic, which captured Matilda making a confused face toward the camera. "She didn't care. We did! 🤣."

Elsewhere on her Instagram Story, Cuoco shared images of Matilda laughing while using a baby walker, working on some art while in a high chair, and making a couple of sweet faces at the camera.

Back in May, Pelphrey opened up about life as a first-time parent, describing the lifelong gig as "amazing."

"It's the most beautiful thing ever," he told PEOPLE. "I'm so grateful to have a partner who I love to do it with because just two days with a baby in the house and I think of parents who are raising kids by themselves, and I don't even understand how they do it. My respect for single parents has gone through the roof."

Pelphrey added that, when it comes to being a dad now, he was most surprised by the fact that the role felt "intuitive."

"There's just something about how to hold her and how to burp her and intuiting what she wants sometimes when she's upset," he said.

"That surprises me because I've been around a bunch of babies and I have nieces that I love that I was pretty comfortable with. But for the most part, it was like, 'Oh, don't hand me that baby. I don't want to break it.' And it hasn't felt that way at all with Matilda," he continued.

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