Last Sunday, actress Kate Beckinsale (London, 50 years old) was one of the last to walk the maroon carpet of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, California, at the Golden Globes. Dressed in a silver dress with a sequined bodysuit and a sheer white tulle skirt from Atelier Zuhra, very high platform shoes and with her hair tied in a ponytail with small black bows, she showed off the classic, very Hollywood glamor that is so typical of her . Already in the ballroom of the Beverly Hilton, Beckinsale, together with the actor Don Cheadle, presented the award for the best actress in a dramatic film, the penultimate of the evening, which went to Lily Gladstone, the protagonist of The Killers Of the Moon by Martin Scorsese. However, the protagonist of Pearl Harbor, the latest saga “The Widow or the Underworld,” didn’t stay long at the celebration. He quickly left the hotel to go to a hospital with his family, where he spent much of the awards night. Apparently his stepfather had been sick for months. His subsequent comments indicate that the result was not good.
It all started when Beckinsale herself posted a few pictures of herself in a hospital room on Instagram in front of her 5.6 million followers. They were at the end of her gallery, which she uploaded a few days after the Globes, on Tuesday the 9th. But she was clearly coming from the party: She was fully dressed in her tulle dress and still wearing her huge silver platform shoes. In one of the pictures, she is seen with her legs crossed and lifted up, still in her shoes, and looking at her phone with her glasses on; in another case, she ate a hamburger while other members of her family surrounded the bed of the patient who was not her.
“The Golden Globes are slowly coming to an end,” she wrote alongside these photos, the latest in a carousel of several of her at the Globes, where users gave her loving support. “Thank you, thank you so much for all the messages of support, you were very kind,” he wrote. When someone asked what happened, she replied, “Nothing funny, I'm telling you.”
The situation is related to his parents. Her father, the actor and singer Richard Beckinsale, died of a heart attack in the late 1970s at the age of just 31, and her mother, also actress Judy Loe, was widowed and married Kate when she was barely five years old. Almost two decades later, in 1997, on her 50th birthday, Loe married again, this time to director and producer Roy Battersby. Beckinsale maintains a close relationship with her mother and her 87-year-old stepfather, who suffered a heart attack last December and was also recently diagnosed with two different types of cancer, British media outlet The Chron reported. The couple, originally from London, previously lived in Los Angeles, with Beckinsale. According to a source close to them, the actress has been caring for the two of them for almost a year “because they both have serious illnesses,” which is why she decided to move with them to her home in Los Angeles: “Taking care of them is hers Priority. “Number one”.
In August, the actress also uploaded a post to her social networks in which she urged her followers to have fun, live and “do what makes you happy at all times.” The images showed that he had lost his cat, but also that he accompanied an elderly person to the hospital to undergo various medical tests. These images in hospital beds and during medical procedures were repeated in her summary of the year, which she published on December 31, where it was clear that Battersby was in the clinic and she and her mother accompanied him at all times.
On Wednesday, Beckinsale posted another picture on her profile, this time in black and with no comments. In this publication, many of her followers expressed their condolences and mourned the death of her stepfather, although she had not published anything about it. The actress is very active on her profile and responds to many people, famous or not, who reply to her, but on this occasion she hardly did that, just a few messages out of the thousands she received. “I am very sorry for your loss,” writes a couturier friend of his who lost his father. “I know you understand,” she replies. Another photographer friend expresses his condolences to her and she thanks him with kisses. Far from denying the message, he has expressed gratitude for many of these messages of support by replying with likes. At this time, Bradbury's apparent death has not been officially announced, nor has there been any communication regarding it.