GOOD Morning America host George Stephanopoulos has cuddled his rarely-seen daughters Elliott and Harper in a sweet new montage.

The GMA star’s wife Ali Wentworth, 58, shared a series of cute family snaps to celebrate his 63rd birthday on Saturday.

Her video tribute kicked off with a throwback of a young George holding Elliott, 21, and Harper, 18, on each hip.

The fresh-faced television presenter beamed at the camera while his daughters showed off their matching pink backpacks.

In another snap, George cuddled a now-teenage Harper in the middle of the street.

He was also seen lying on a couch with his laptop on his lap as Elliott leaned against him, wearing a white lace top and jeans.

Ali also snuck in some photos of George looking sunkissed on vacation, sitting on a boat and posing on a terrace overlooking the ocean.

He kissed Ali on the lips in another image and concentrated while decorating a cake with icing.

“Happy Birthday to my everything!” Ali captioned her tribute on Instagram.

“Lucky me to get to spend my life with this extraordinary human… here’s to you George!”

The comedian set the clip to Elton John’s song, Your Song.

Ali often updates fans on their family life with their children.

Back in August, Ali admitted it was “brutal” having an empty nest as Harper headed off to college.

On Instagram, she lamented, “We dropped our baby off at college. Everyone is saying, ‘She’s ready to launch!’

“But…I don’t think I’m ready! I don’t want to stop making pasta with vodka sauce, picking up wet towels, cuddling up to her familiar scent.

“As Joni Mitchell once wrote – ‘The bed’s too big, the frying pan too wide.’

“I know our daughter will thrive. But man, it’s brutal on the parents. If you feel inclined – please send me baked goods. I’ll be under my covers.”

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Ali also paid tribute to their eldest daughter Elliott when she turned 21 last September.

“When my eldest daughter, Elliott, was a baby, people would say- ‘they grow up so fast’… I was sleep-deprived and in pain from constant breastfeeding. It was an insane thought,” she wrote at the time.

“But today- that baby girl is 21. And you know what? It’s true. They grow up so fast.

“I love this incredible, fearless, brilliant, beautiful woman. And I wish I could stick her back in the stroller for just one more day…”

In the comment section, Elliott wrote, “Love you so much mommy,” and also joked, “Way to choose the most horrendous pics of my awkward stages.”

The pics showed Elliott exploring nature as a young girl, attending a women’s march as a young adult, and hanging out with her classmates at Brown University.