Paul Walker daughter Meadow attends Justin Bieber's "Believe" movie premiere

Paul Walker's daughter Meadow attended the premiere of Justin Bieber's documentary movie "Believe" in Los Angeles last night.

The 15-year-old was invited to the movie premiere by Justin Bieber himself. She reportedly arrived in a caravan with the singer and his entourage.

The movie will hit theaters nationwide on Dec. 25, Christmas Day.

Earlier in the week, Meadow was also spotted at a beach in San Bernardino with her friends and family. The group got together to play a game of football in honor of Paul Walker.

Walker, 40, tragically passed away Nov. 30 in a single car crash with driver Roger Rodas. He had been hosting an event for his charity Reach Out World Wide when he went for a quick drive in the Porsche Carrera GT. The driver lost control of the car before crashing into tree and pole, which then burst into flames.

The late actor was laid to rest at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills this weekend. The funeral was attended by family and close friends, including Fast and the Furious co-star Tyrese Gibson.

After the funeral, Gibson tweeted: "Today In a room full of your loved ones I wish today was your wedding instead.... God has a better plan even beyond ALL of our own understandings...... For selfish reasons we all wanted you to stay, another laugh, another take, another talk, another moment..... I guess you can't get all you ask for in life.... But our hearts are FULL from all the moments we DID have, 13 years of laughter and grace, humility and love."

Meadow is Walker's child with ex-girlfriend Rebecca McBrain.

The late actor had been dating girlfriend Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell at the time of his sudden death. The pair had been dating for seven years.

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