Robert Pattinson's daughter calls him "daddy Batman".

The 40-year-old actor starred in Matt Reeves's superhero film The Batman in 2022, and his two-year-old daughter now uses a Batman-themed nickname for her dad.

Suki Waterhouse - who is engaged to Robert - said on the And The Writer Is... podcast: "She calls him Daddy Batman now because he's always dressed up like that now for the next seven months whenever he's on FaceTime."

Robert is currently filming The Batman: Part II, but he always makes time for his family.

Suki shared: "She's on FaceTime today to her dad who's covered in blood with huge black circles around his eyes. We're just like, 'It's fine.'"

The actress also revealed that her daughter is already cognisant of what her parents do for work.

Suki - who has enjoyed success as an actress, a singer, and as a model - said: "She like knows what I do now.

"She like points it out in a story book. We were looking at jobs the other day and she was like, 'That's your job, like the girl with the guitar.'"

Meanwhile, Suki recently revealed that she hopes to make a return to acting one day.

The London-born star intends to return to acting at some stage, but Suki is currently firmly focused on her music career.

Suki - who has been engaged to Robert since 2023 - told Variety: "The desire is still there completely.

"It's really a thing of managing when. Because tours get booked up, and then trying to manage having a family at the same time."

Suki - who has previously modelled for the likes of Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger, Hugo Boss, Laura Mercier, and Ferragamo - admits that the movie and music industries are very different.

The actress - who previously starred in films such as Love, Rosie, The Divergent Series: Insurgent, The Bad Batch, Assassination Nation, and Detective Pikachu - said: "It takes a long time to get to a place where you have a bit more of a voice -- especially in that industry.

"Being a young woman is f****** brutal. And then when you get older, you realise that no one really has any idea what they're doing."