Unlike many children of celebrities, Paul Walker’s daughter Meadow has kept quiet, choosing to not bring any attention to herself.

Until now. On Sunday the 15-year-old opened her official Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts. Her father’s team, however, argued the accounts were opened to ‘combat the imposter profiles that are constantly created.’

While establishing her online presence, the only child of the late actor (who died in a fiery car crash in November) also shared a tender but heartbreaking black-and-white photo with her father.

Paul’s social media team made the announcement on The Fast & The Furious star’s Facebook page.

‘To combat the imposter profiles that are continually created, we have launched three official profiles for Paul Walker‘s daughter,’ read the message.

‘Any other profiles you may find on social networks are not associated with Meadow or Paul. – Team PW.’

They are both wearing jackets as Paul has his arm around his young daughter.

Paul’s co-star Vin Diesel also took to social media to reveal how he got to know the late actor’s family in an emotional new blog post, Daily Mail informs.

The Porsche carrying Fast & Furious star Paul Walker was traveling approximately 90 mph when it lost control on a suburban street and crashed, killing the actor and his friend, according to an investigation by law enforcement agencies into the November accident.

The sports car slammed into a light pole which had a speed limit sign of 45 mph, killing Walker and Roger Rodas in a fiery wreck.

Investigators concluded that unsafe driving, not mechanical problems, caused the crash, according to a person who has reviewed a report by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and California Highway Patrol. Investigators calculated that Rodas was driving between 81 mph and 94 mph when his 2005 Porsche Carrera GT began to drift as it lost control after coming out of a curve.

The vehicle had no mechanical failure and the damage that occurred to the vehicle was from the collision,” accident reconstruction specialists with the Highway Patrol wrote, according to the person, who requested anonymity because the report has not been officially released yet.

A spokeswoman said Tuesday that the Sheriff’s Department had no new information to release regarding the investigation into the Nov. 30 crash. “We will have something in the very near future,” department spokeswoman Nicole Nishida wrote in an email. The CHP declined comment.

The Associated Press reported in December that investigators had found no evidence that the car had mechanical problems and ruled out debris or other roadway conditions.

Subsequently, Porsche sent engineers to California to review the rare car’s wreckage. Though it was badly mangled and burned, the engineers were able to do a thorough analysis. They found no problems with the car’s electrical systems, brakes, throttle, fuel system, steering, suspension or other systems.

Porsche declined a request for comment Tuesday.

The conclusion about the speed was based on a “yaw” mark on the road that the car’s tire left on the road in an area of industrial office parks in Santa Clarita, about 30 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles. Witnesses told a sheriff’s deputy that they thought the car could have been traveling in excess of 100 mph,  ASSOCIATED PRESS informs.

According to Tyrese Gibson, who plays Roman in the films, the cast intends to honour their late co-star with a prayer before they recommence filming. 

‘God’s grace is all we have,’ the 35-year-old actor told TooFab. ‘Before we start filming we are going to have a strong prayer. That will be the start, before we film anything. That’s what is needed for us to do Fast & Furious 7.’

This is a curious choice for the teaser, shown Tuesday on Entertainment Tonight, as the actor died in November at age 40 during a fiery car wreck on the outskirts of LA.

The action crime drama, which is a remake of the 2004 French film District B13, was filmed in the spring of 2013 and will be released on April 25.

“Fast and Furious” star Paul Walker suffered multiple fractures and other traumatic injuries in a high-speed Porsche crash and was so badly burned that he couldn’t be visually identified, according to autopsy reports released Friday.

“Everyone is amazed by how strong she is. Her family is all focused on looking after her and protecting her, but she’s actually helping them. “She has a very strong spirit, just like Paul, and it’s been a huge blessing for everyone to have her close. “She’s already talking about how she wants to honor her dad by making sure that his charity keeps going. That’s his legacy and the thing that he was most proud of, besides Meadow, so she’s really committed to making sure it lives, The Nation informs.

A source tells E! News that the actor’s remains will be cremated and a private service, to be attended only by family members, will take place at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills.

Walker’s ashes will be interred at the cemetery.

Another private gathering is being held for family and friends at an as-yet undisclosed location in addition to the service, which is taking place this weekend. The larger gathering will still be invitation-only and no media or press will be allowed in, E online informs.

A separate report from TMZ suggests that the “Fast and Furious” actor’s funeral will be small and private. Sources told the site that the funeral would be by invitation only and the crew of the car-racing movie franchise would be invited. The sources additionally said that the family would hold larger memorial sometime following the funeral, but it would also be for invited people only.

Walker and his friend Roger Rodas passed away in a fiery car accident on November 30. The actor’s teenage daughter Meadow, who recently moved in to stay with the star, is doing her best to cope with the sudden passing. “She is doing OK and as well as can be expected. She is a little lost right now and is spending a lot of time with her close friends,” an insider said.

Two weeks prior to his death, Walker talked about Meadow to Us Magazine. In the interview which is featured on its latest issue, Walker said, “I’m glad I had her at 25, because at 40 and 15, we’re matching up sweet. It’s just working. It’s perfect.”