Source : PERTHNOW NEWS
Sandra Bullock has joked her and Nicole Kidman’s boobs haven’t changed since they first met 30 years ago.
The two famous friends have reunited for Practical Magic 2, having starred in the original 1998 fantasy film, and they admitted certain things have stayed in the same over the past three decades.
Speaking to PEOPLE magazine, Sandra, 62, quipped: “Our boobs. They’re still in the same place, which is amazing.”
Nicole, 59, added that their “sense of humour” is also the same as it was all those years ago.
Despite their magical Practical Magic characters Sally and Gillian Owens often liking to impact some wisdom, the actors themselves aren’t quite as keen.
Sandra explained: “I try not to give advice. I’m like, if someone asks me for information, I’m happy to share it [but] I try not to give advice until someone says, ‘What do you think?’
“I just keep my mouth shut.”
Nicole agreed, and argued that often people don’t actually “want advice”.
She added: “They just want to vent, or they want to talk.”
Practical Magic 2 marks Sandra’s first movie role followed the death of her late partner Bryan Randall.
Her longtime love passed away in August 2023 after a three-year battle battle with Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Speaking on the SmartLess podcast, she recently told hosts Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett: “Where he was in his journey, both physically and mentally, I started grieving Brian four years before he passed. There was something that had shifted.
“My person left a lot earlier than the body left. I don’t think I ever dealt with that until after he passed, because you’re just on this treadmill.”
Sandra – who has adopted children Louis, 16, and 13-year-old Laila – also opened up about how she understood why Bryan wanted her to keep his “traumatic diagnosis” private, but it ultimately left her feeling isolated.
She eventually confided in two close friends, Jason’s wife Amanda Anka and The Morning Show star Jennifer Aniston because managing Bryan’s symptoms and raising her kids amid the pandemic became a “trifecta that was pretty dark.”
She added: “I had to release a film at the same time and – talk about grey!
“I saw myself on the red carpet and I was like, you just look at my face. And I am, I’m a woodblock.”
