- Sharon Stone made a rare red carpet appearance at the Los Angeles premiere of Nobody 2 on August 11.
- Her sons Roan, Laird, and Quinn joined her on the red carpet.
- Stone wore a navy turtleneck and blue tinted sunglasses along with a wavy bob.
Sharon Stone is back on the red carpet—and she’s got some familiar support. The Basic Instinct actress attended the Los Angeles premiere of Nobody 2 on August 11 and was joined by all three of her sons, Roan, 25, Laird, 20, and Quinn, 19.
Stone, who plays Lendina in the Bob Odenkirk thriller, wore a slinky navy turtleneck dress paired with matching blue tinted shades. She accessorized with bold gold pieces, adding a chunky bangle on one wrist and carrying a large glistening gold clutch. A few months ago, Stone switched up her signature swept back pixie in favor of a bob—last night, she kept the bob adding a laid-back wave.
As for her three sons, they each wore a different colored suit with a white shirt.
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Stone adopted her first son, Roan, in 2000. One year later, she suffered a devastating stroke. Against the odds (she was given a 1% chance of survival) Stone recovered.
Stone adopted Laird in 2005. “I have been trying to adopt a second child for years, with general fits and starts,” she told People at the time. “So I didn’t totally, totally believe it until he was in my arms.” She adopted Quinn a year later.
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As Stone told InStyle last year, she’s grown used to being patient with her three sons, who occasionally have tantrums just like any teens. “I have to sometimes sit while they prance around in their outrage,” she said. “And we’ve gotten to such a level of understanding about it [that when] one of them is doing it, the three of us that aren’t just stand there patiently, and then we all say, ‘Thank you.’ It’s like a fart and they have to get it out, but the rest of us really don’t have to participate.”
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Stone has been through a lot—and now her focus is her family. “I’ve survived everything—sexual harassment, miscarriages, a brain bleed, divorce, a lightning strike,” she told AARP. “I don’t have time to fool around. I’m here to be a healthy and present parent, a good daughter and an engaged citizen. Everything else is just a distraction.”