Sharon Stone was one happy mom during her latest red carpet premiere, thanks to a rare appearance by her three grown sons.
The actress, 67, was all smiles on Monday, August 11, while posing for photos with her kids, Roan Stone, Laird Stone and Quinn Stone, in honor of the Los Angeles premiere for her film Nobody 2.
Sharon stepped out at TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood solo before joining her boys on the red carpet. Her eldest son, Roan, 25, wore a pink linen suit as he stood beside his youngest brother, Quinn, 19, who opted for a grey checkered suit.
The Nobody 2 star stood in the middle of her sons while wearing a navy Saint Laurent dress, blue-tinted sunglasses and carrying a gold clutch that matched her jewelry. Sharon’s son Laird, 20, flanked her other side, donning a navy striped suit for the occasion.
In between taking pictures with her three children, Sharon posed for photos with her costars Bob Odenkirk and Christopher Lloyd. The film, a sequel to 2021’s Nobody, also stars Connie Nielsen, RZA, Colin Hanks and Michael Ironside.
In the movie, suburban dad and former assassin Hutch Mansell (Odenkirk) returns to his violent past while thwarting a home invasion, according to the synopsis. After Hutch takes his wife and kids on vacation, they stumble upon a bootlegger’s den, danger ensues and Hutch must save them all. Sharon, for her part, plays criminal kingpin Lendina in the sequel.
“My sons w @therealbobodenkirk at our premier: @nobodymovie,” Sharon captioned an Instagram snap from the premiere of her sons hanging out with Odenkirk. “Yes, he is that cool ❤️.”
While Sharon is no stranger to red carpet moments, she rarely steps out with her kids — not to mention all three boys.
The Total Recall actress has managed to keep her life as a mother somewhat private since adopting her eldest child, Roan, in 2000 with her then-husband, Phil Bronstein. (Sharon and Bronstein, 74, divorced in 2004 after six years of marriage.)
Sharon expanded her family in 2005 when she adopted second son Laird. She adopted son Quinn the following year and has never regretted having so many boys under one roof.
“I feel happy waking up in my house with my kids,” Sharon told People in 2018. “They’re at a wonderful age when we don’t have to have a nanny living with us anymore. I can wake up on a Saturday and I come downstairs, and they’re playing and we hang out. We swim, play basketball, we watch movies. We have such a lovely family dynamic.”
The following year, the Oscar nominee reflected on the intricacies of parenting on her own, exclusively telling Us Weekly in March 2019, “Every age when you’re a single mom is intriguing. [It’s] extra intriguing when there’s no dad.”
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