Jamie Lee Curtis recently attended a red carpet event alongside her transgender daughter.
This marks the first public appearance of Curtis’ daughter since coming out as transgender.
Jamie Lee Curtis is widely recognized for her breakout role in the 1978 horror cult classic Halloween.
Shortly after, the actress went on to star in several other horror films, including The Fog and Prom Night, earning her the iconic Hollywood title of “Scream Queen.”
She has also showcased her talent in a wide range of other memorable movie roles.
2003’s Freaky Friday, in which she starred alongside Lindsay Lohan, has become nothing short of iconic!
Curtis is a highly celebrated actress, renowned for her versatility and success across a wide range of genres.
Her accolades include a Golden Globe, a People’s Choice Award, and an Emmy, showcasing her exceptional talent and enduring impact in the industry.
In addition to her professional achievements, she has also found great success in her personal life.
Curtis married screenwriter Christopher Guest in 1984, and with their union, she officially became a British baroness!
Oh, and let’s not forget—she’s an absolute meme queen!
The iconic snaps of her animatedly arguing with a dining companion never fail to crack us up!
Recently, however, it’s her striking physical appearance that has been drawing the most attention…
Particularly regarding discussions about aging and plastic surgery.
“I love it, and I am here for it! The plastic surgery has gotten out of hand!” one fan commented.
“Yes, she’s aging, and doing it beautifully. It happens to us all, and hers is a face that has character, warmth, and movement! She looks real,” added another.
In a recent interview at the Radically Reframing Aging Summit, the 63-year-old shared with host Maria Shriver that she’s grown tired of the term “anti-aging.”
She stated, “The term ‘anti-aging’ should be removed.”
“I embrace aging. I want to age with wisdom, grace, dignity, enthusiasm, and energy,” she said.
“I don’t want to hide from it,” Curtis continued.
“I don’t want to hide from my age as if it’s something bad,” she added.
“We’re all discovering that people are passionate about it,” she said.
“It’s an inside job!” she exclaimed.
“We’re so confused on the outside, but the true joy of being my age comes from an inner foundation,” Curtis emphasized.
The summit flipped the concept of aging, calling it “one of the greatest gifts in life.”
It was filled with a diverse group of guests, from celebrities to doctors, all sharing their perspectives on growing older.
During the interview, Curtis remarked, “I’m not denying what I look like; of course, I’ve seen how I look.”
“I am striving to live in acceptance,” she said.
“I am working on living in acceptance,” she shared.
“If I look in the mirror, it’s more difficult for me to embrace acceptance,” she confessed.
“I’m more critical when I look, but if I simply avoid the mirror, I’m not as concerned about it,” she explained.
Curtis was open about her own challenges while growing up.
Curtis was open about her own challenges while growing up.
“I am 63 years old. My mother died at 76, my father at 85. I have no time to waste,” she said.
“My motto is, ‘If not now, when? And, if not me, who?’ That mindset has liberated me, freed me, and allowed me to do everything I’m doing with no attachments,” she explained.
Since then, Curtis has made a rare red carpet appearance, accompanied by some very special people by her side.
According to Buzzfeed, Curtis recently attended the premiere of her latest movie, Halloween Ends,…
According to reports, the premiere marked Ruby’s first red carpet appearance since publicly coming out as a transgender woman in 2021.
Curtis took to Instagram to share a photo from the event, expressing her love and admiration for her darling daughters.
“My family. Proudest mother. Loving support,” Curtis wrote.
Reportedly, Ruby had previously attended Curtis’ footprint ceremony, where she was accompanied by her wife, Kynthia.
Since Ruby came out, Curtis has openly spoken about her daughter’s journey, watching with “wonder and pride” as she revealed her true self to the world.
“I am here to support Ruby. That is my job. Just as it is to care for, love, and support her older sister Annie in her journeys,” Curtis shared at the time.
“I’m a grateful student. I’m learning so much from Ruby. The conversation is ongoing,” she added.
She also shared that she and her daughter hope that if even one person sees a photo of them together and thinks, “I feel free to say this is who I am,” then it will all be worth it.
