Time flies when you’re growing up in the spotlight — or neatly tucked away from it. On Sunday, October 12, Sandra Bullock was spotted in Los Angeles making a rare public appearance with her two kids, and all eyes were on her 15-year-old son, Louis, who seemed to have sprouted overnight.
The 60-year-old Miss Congeniality icon kept the weekend affair low-key in a nude zip-up jacket paired with comfy sweatpants and Birkenstock clogs. She shielded her eyes with sunglasses, topped off by a cream-colored baseball cap.
Sandra Bullock attends the UK Special Screening of “The Lost City” at Cineworld Leicester Square on March 31, 2022 in London, England. A couple of years later, the Hollywood star steps out for a rare family outing.
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Louis, who now towers over his mom’s 5’7″ frame, rocked dark denim shorts and a simple white T-shirt, wrapped up in a blue zip-up jacket. Not to be overlooked, Bullock’s 11-year-old daughter, Laila, wore a simple gray sweatsuit and T-shirt, sticking close to her family during their outing.
After the photos of the outing hit social media, it didn’t take long for fans to enter the chat.
“Damn! And she 5’7″!” one person commented on X (formerly Twitter).
“Yeah…..that’s a tall 15 Y-O. He got height, no doubt,” another posted on the platform.
“God bless Sandra for being a good Mom. Sending love. Where did the years go.? They have grown up so fast,” chimed in a third.
In 2022, Bullock made the decision to take a step back from acting, opting for her kids over the silver screen. “I take my job very seriously when I’m at work,” Bullock told Entertainment Tonight in an interview at the time, noting it’s a “24/7” job. “And I just want to be 24/7 with my babies and my family.”
When asked how she’ll spend her days away from Hollywood, the proud mom didn’t skip a beat. “Servicing their every need,” she said. “Their social calendar.”
Bullock is a single mom to her two kids, whom she adopted in 2010 and 2015. During an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show in 2021, she explained that “If it wasn’t for adoption and foster care, I wouldn’t have my family.”
