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Meadow Walker has said she still feels connected to her late father Paul Walker, almost a decade on from his untimely death.
The 24-year-old model revealed she receives signs from her dad "whenever I'm doubting anything" and instantly knows it's him.
Paul was just 40 years old when he was involved in a fatal car accident on November 30, 2013. The incident also claimed the life of the driver and Paul's friend Roger Rodas.
Meadow, who was 15 when her father died, said: "For me, it's numbers, four and seven are my dad's favourite numbers.
"And I swear whenever I'm doubting anything or whenever I'm in an argument with someone or anything, I start seeing four and seven everywhere. So I always know that it's him."
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Meadow Walker said she's still connected to her late father (Maria Laura Antonelli/REX/Shutterstock)
She was just 15 years old when her dad died (Meadow Walker/Instagram)Speaking to E! News, she recalled hearing bells ringing recently and knew it was a sign from her dad which said everything was "all good".
Paul was well-known for playing Brian O'Conner in the Fast and Furious franchise and Meadow has now followed in her father's footsteps with a cameo appearance in Fast X.
She said her dad would be proud of her for taking part in the latest Fast and Furious film.
"For me this is super exciting and he would be amazed that this is happening," she said.
Paul (right) played Brian O'Conner in the Fast and Furious franchise (Getty Images)Meadow has previously admitted that she tries to connect with Paul by watching his films to remind herself of what his voice sounded like.
"They always say the first thing you forget about someone is their voice, so I'm fortunate enough to have his voice in many movies.
"I like to watch (his films) at night. For me, it brings me joy to talk about him and keep his spirit alive," she told Page Six.
Meadow added: " I just saw him as my dad, and I think he kept me very behind the scenes of everything, so I didn't realise how big his fan base was."