Actress Anne Hathaway, who is expecting her third child, faced a wave of criticism after the premiere of her film "The End of Oak Street" in Los Angeles. On the red carpet, she wore low-rise jeans and a cropped top with a train that revealed her growing belly. However, some social media users questioned the authenticity of her pregnancy, suggesting she used a fake bump, reports infohub.kz.
Photos and videos from the premiere quickly spread online. Some discussed the outfit itself, while others claimed the belly looked "fake." In response, Hathaway posted a video from the after-party, captioning it humorously: "Fake hair, real belly." In the clip, she dances and mingles with guests alongside other cast members. She also joked that her outfit was literally melting from the heat, making it clear she wouldn't apologize for her appearance.
Now 43, Hathaway is raising two sons with her husband, actor Adam Shulman. This pregnancy is especially meaningful for her: she has previously spoken about her difficult journey to motherhood. In 2015, she suffered a miscarriage and later opened up about her struggles with conception.
The premiere of "The End of Oak Street" is part of a busy year for Hathaway. In 2026, she also starred in "The Devil Wears Prada 2," "The Odyssey," and "Mother Mary." Earlier reports noted that Christopher Nolan's new film "The Odyssey," starring Matt Damon, had a triumphant global launch, grossing $264.1 million in its opening weekend and setting several box office records.