Clay Aiken's Son is a Lookalike Chip Off the Old Block on 'Family Feud' TV Debut

Clay Aiken's 15-year-old son Parker is the spitting image of his famous dad. The Aikens competed on the Aug. 6 episode of "Celebrity Family Feud."

The gay "American Idol" star and his family went up "against David Foster and fellow 'American Idol' runner-up Katharine McPhee Foster's crew," People Magazine reported.

"Along with Clay Aiken's mother and brother," as well as his son, the singer "was also joined by Jaymes Foster, Parker's mother and Clay Aiken's best friend," USA Today noted, calling Parker a "mini-me" to Aiken.

"The musician introduced each of his family members to host Steve Harvey," People Mag narrated. "He eventually got to Parker, whom Aiken welcomed with his best friend Jaymes Foster in 2008," the publication added.

Aiken told Harvey that Parker was "making his TV debut" with the game show appearance.

"This is my son Parker making his TV debut," Aiken introduced the teen to Harvey, who gave Parker a fist bump.

Aiken went on to reveal some deep ties to the rival team. People Mag noted "that Parker's mother Jaymes is also the sister of David [Foster], making this episode of Family Feud extra familial."

As similar as father and son might be, though, don't expect an echo of Clay in young Parker when it comes to career.

Although Parker has "got a lot of not only music, but 'Idol' in his veins," People recalled Aiken saying in an E! News interview from earlier this year, the teen has "chosen a different path" from that of his famous father.

"He has something else he wants to do with his life," Aiken told E! News. "And I'm excited for him."