Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank has shared her first look at one of the twins she is expecting on April 16, the same birthday as her late father Stephen Michael Swank, who passed away in 2021.
The 48-year-old Nebraska-born, Colorado-based man, who has 1.4 million followers on Instagram, aware an ultrasound of her ‘Million Dollar Baby’ on Sunday captioned: ‘Baby A flexing for the camera in her ultrasound. #TheRealMillionDollarBaby #Prizefighter.’
Hilary won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2005 for her portrayal of the determined Ozarks waitress-turned-feisty Maggie Fitzgerald in Clint Eastwood’s critically acclaimed boxing drama, which grossed $216.8 million at the box office.
Swank’s Instagram post received enthusiastic comments from Oscar nominee Sharon Stone, The Afterparty actress Vivian Wu and Let the Right One In actor Ato Essandoh.
‘Baby A and B’ will be the first children for the Alaska Daily star producer and her second husband, ‘social risk entrepreneur’ Philip Schneider.
Two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank shared her first look at one of the twins she is expecting on April 16, the same birthday as her late father Stephen Michael Swank, who passed away in 2021 (pictured February 5).
The 48-year-old Nebraska-born, Colorado-based woman, who has 1.4 million followers on Instagram, posted an ultrasound of her ‘Million Dollar Baby’ on Sunday with the caption: ‘Baby A flexing for the camera on her sonography’. #TheRealMillionDollarBaby #Prizefighter’
The couple known collectively as ‘Philary’ married in 2018 and reportedly met on a blind date in November 2016, five months after she ended her three-month engagement with former tennis professional Rubén Torres.
Hilary executive produces and stars as investigative journalist Eileen Fitzgerald in the eight-episode first season of Tom McCarthy’s Anchorage-set drama Alaska Daily, which airs Thursdays on ABC.
Swank will also play hairdresser Sharon Stevens, who rallied a Kentucky community to help a widowed father save the life of his seriously ill daughter, in Jon Gunn’s drama Ordinary Angels, hitting theaters on October 13. .
Ordinary Angels also features Reacher action star Alan Ritchson and So I Married an Ax Murderer alum Nancy Travis.
Cobra Kai fans are still waiting for a cameo from the two-time Golden Globe winner in the upcoming sixth and final season of the hit Netflix show.
“I’m not in Cobra Kai, no one asked me to be in Cobra Kai,” Hilary admitted on the October 5 episode of LIVE with Kelly and Ryan.
A lot of people ask if I’m going to be in it. It’s like, he doesn’t. 1 question I get.’
A few weeks later, producer and Cobra Kai star Ralph Macchio said he agreed that “there is certainly room in the Miyagiverse” for the return of Swank’s character Julie Pierce.
Knock out! Hilary won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 2005 for her portrayal of the determined Ozarks waitress-turned-feisty Maggie Fitzgerald in Clint Eastwood’s critically acclaimed boxing drama, which grossed $216.8 million at the box office. .
‘My God!’ Swank’s Instagram post received glowing comments from Oscar nominee Sharon Stone, The Afterparty actress Vivian Wu and Let the Right One In actor Ato Essandoh.
Baby on Board! ‘Baby A and B’ will be the first children for the Alaska Daily producer-star and her second husband, ‘social entrepreneur’ Philip Schneider (right, pictured Jan. 10)
‘Truth Is a Slow Bullet’: Hilary executive produces and stars as investigative journalist Eileen Fitzgerald in the eight-episode first season of Tom McCarthy’s Anchorage-set drama Alaska Daily, which airs Thursdays on ABC.
“You can imagine that Julie Pierce and Daniel LaRusso knew each other even though we don’t have those scenes, and I’m not a part of that specific movie,” the 61-year-old Emmy-nominated producer said. CinemaBlend.
“If there’s an opportunity, he’ll take it… Listen, most of this falls to Jon (Hurwitz), Josh (Heald) and Hayden (Schlossberg), who create the show and the writing team. And we’re always very collaborative. , and we always talk about things. They’re great listeners and that’s why, like I said, they care and I care. So, I think that’s why everything works.
In 1994, the Mission Statement CEO played the angry orphan turned Mr. Miyagi Pupil in Christopher Cain. poorly reviewed fourth installment of The Karate Kid franchise, The Next Karate Kid.
