Jamie Lee Curtis posts lingerie photo to support goddaughter’s movie
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Jamie Lee Curtis is “f—” proud of her goddaughter for her latest movie.
The 67-year-old actor took to Instagram to share his unique support for goddaughter Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new “Bride,” a “daring, bold, punk, feminist film opera.”
“She sent me some underwear that was one of the partnerships with @victoriassecret and I wore it today to support both her money makers and her movie and I didn’t know how to show my support so this was the best thing I could do while riding around New York City in a limo,” she wrote in her caption.
Curtis posted a photo of herself wearing a patterned lingerie top with black lace on the chest and a long-sleeved cover-up. She paired the look with her signature glasses and chain necklace.
Curtis posted a photo of himself in his underwear in the backseat of his goddaughter’s limo to support her new movie. (Jamie Lee Curtis’ Instagram)
Fans in the comments section couldn’t help but admire the photo, with one writing: “Wow! Jamie Lee isn’t setting a thirst trap.”
Another fan wrote: “I Still Got It WOW!!” wrote a third commenter, adding, “Aging Beautifully.”
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Curtis is known in Hollywood for speaking his mind and telling it to AARP. Adult Movies When he turned 60 in March, his mindset changed and he told the outlet that he “realized that I was going to die eventually.”
“Sooner or later means sooner or later. And this understanding meant that I had no time to waste. I had no time to waste on toxic people, on relationships that did not benefit me,” he added.
Curtis’ perspective on life changed when he turned 60. (Maya Dehlin Spach/Getty Images)
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The “Freakier Friday” star shared in the caption that he was in New York to promote his latest project, “Scarpetta,” in which he stars and produces alongside Nicole Kidman.
In “Scarpetta”, adapted from the popular book series written by Patricia Cornwell, Kidman stars as forensic pathologist Dr. who is trying to catch a serial killer. Kay plays Scarpetta. Curtis plays Dorothy Farinelli, the sister of Kidman’s character.
“She brings her spirit that is open, beautiful, graceful, and grateful to have had this opportunity,” he told AARP about working with Kidman. “I go into every job the same way. I don’t care if it’s a yogurt commercial or a TV show I’m producing. We’re both grateful to be able to do this. And at our age, I’m not sure what we’re doing if we’re not in this together.”
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Kidman and Curtis are starring and producing Amazon Prime’s new series “Scarpetta.” (Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images)
Curtis joked that as the boss he couldn’t be fired after saying so before. Guard He said in July 2025 that he had been “self-retired for 30 years” with the intention of “leaving the party before I am anymore invited”.
The “True Lies” star, who grew up with famous parents, has a unique perspective on how growing older can sometimes mean being ostracized in Hollywood.
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“I witnessed my parents lose what had given them fame, life and livelihood when the industry rejected them at a certain age,” he explained. “I’ve seen them achieve incredible success and then slowly erode to the point where it disappears. And it’s very painful.”
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