Jamie Lee Curtis posted a photo below to support the movie Daughter Daughter
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Jamie Lee Curtis is “proud as f—” of her goddaughter for her latest film.
The 67-year-old actress took to Instagram to share her support for her godmother, Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new “brave, daring, punk, feminist, film opera,” “The Bride,” in a unique way.
“She sent me underwear, part of a partnership with @victoriassecret and I wore it today to support my fundraisers and her movie and I couldn’t figure out how to show her my supportfront.
Curtis posted a photo of herself wearing a black lace patterned bra on the chest and a matching long sleeved top. She teamed the look with her signature sunglasses and a chain necklace.
Curtis posted a picture of himself in his underwear in the back seat of a car to support his daughter’s new movie. (Jamie Lee Curtis Instagram)
Fans in the comments section couldn’t help but comment on the photo, with one writing, “Whaaaat! Not Jamie Lee laying a thirst trap.”
One fan wrote “Still Got It WOW!!” while another commenter added, “Aging Well.”
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Curtis is known in Hollywood for speaking his mind, telling AARP Movies for Grownups in March that his mind changed when he turned 60, telling the outlet that he “realizes I’m going to die soon.”
“Sooner rather than later means sooner rather than later. And that realization meant I don’t have time to waste. I don’t have time to waste on toxic people, on relationships that could help me,” he added.
Curtis’ outlook on life changed when he turned 60 years old. (Maya Dehlin Spach/Getty Images)
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The “Freakier Friday” star shared the caption that he’s in New York to promote his latest project, “Scarpetta,” which he stars in and produces alongside Nicole Kidman.
Based on the series of popular books written by Patricia Cornwell, “Scarpetta” stars Kidman as a forensic pathologist, Dr. Kay Scarpetta as she works to catch a serial killer. Curtis stars alongside her as Dorothy Farinelli, the sister of Kidman’s character.
“She brings her spirit, open, beautiful, kind, grateful for this opportunity,” she told AARP about working with Kidman. “I go into every job the same way every day. I don’t care if it’s a yogurt commercial or a TV show I’m producing. We both appreciate that we can do this. And at this age, if we’re not in this together, I don’t know what we’re doing.”
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Kidman and Curtis star in and executive produce the new Amazon Prime show, “Scarpetta.” (Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images)
Curtis joked that as a manager he would not be sacked after previously telling The Guardian in July 2025 that he had been “retired for 30 years” in a bid to “leave the club before I was invited.”
Having grown up with famous parents, the “True Lies” star has a unique perspective on how getting older can sometimes mean being sidelined in Hollywood.
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“I saw for myself that my parents lost the very thing that gave them fame and their life and the way they made a living, when the industry abandoned them at a certain age,” he explained. “I’ve seen them achieve incredible success and then they were underestimated until it got to where it was. And that’s very sad.”
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