Brendan Fraser and girlfriend Jeanne Moore Steal the Spotlight at Super Bowl Bash
On Sunday, Brendan Fraser and his partner, Jeannie Moore, graced the Tubi Red Carpet event in New Orleans.
56-year-old “The Whale” appeared geared up for football play on the field, sporting a pair of dark denim jeans, a black cotton tee, and a sleek green silk bomber jacket.
A black ball cap topped off his look and he added a smirk to indicate his mood.
Jeannie, a makeup artist known for working with celebrities such as Paula Abdul and Marie Osmond, was quite stylish in a fitted white mesh sweater with short sleeves and denim pants.
She added some festive flair to her ensemble in the form of a football-shaped handbag.
Since 2022, this pair has been in a relationship, and they appeared content while taking photos during the occasion.
On Friday, the proud father of sons Griffin, 22, Holden, 20, and Leland, 18, was in New York City.
He went to New York City to observe his son, Holden, strut down the catwalk as a fashion model at the Todd Snyder show during New York Fashion Week.
Fraser divides his sons with his former spouse, Afton Smith. They tied the knot in 1998 and parted ways in 2007, with their divorce being officially completed in 2009.
Brendan and Afton first crossed paths in 1993 while at a barbecue hosted by Winona Ryder.
In the terms of their divorce agreement, the actor was mandated to make annual payments totaling $900,000, which covered both alimony and child support expenses.
Later on, he pleaded with the court to lower his alimony obligations. However, Smith alleged that the celebrity had failed to reveal some hidden financial resources.
Even after our split, I’ve been incredibly fortunate to share a nurturing co-parenting journey with my ex, all while we’ve raised our amazing boys together. In days gone by, Fraser bravely disclosed that our eldest son, Griffin, is on the autism spectrum.
While talking to Interview Magazine, The Mummy star reflected on being close with his kids and ex.
Spending time with my children, their mother, and the entire family has filled me with so much love. If I were to measure what truly matters to my character Charlie, The Whale, there would be no need for me to search far; it’s right here in our precious moments together.
In an interview with GQ back in 2018, Brendan mentioned that Holden and Leland had consistently stood by their sibling Griffin.
He shared that from a young age, one took on the role of the speaker while the other acted as the disciplinarian, as he conveyed to the media back then.
Brendan rose to fame in the 1990s in films including The Mummy and George of the Jungle.
In the final movie, he followed a severe diet to achieve the defined physique needed for his character who wore only a loincloth.
As a lifestyle expert, I often emphasize the importance of maintaining a balanced diet and mindful eating habits. However, I must admit that in my past, I neglected this advice to such an extent that I found myself in a situation where I was so malnourished, I couldn’t recall my own PIN number. It was a stark reminder of how crucial it is to nourish our bodies and minds properly.
I gleefully confided in my fellow Airheads co-star, the legendary Adam Sandler, during our recent catch-up for a magazine’s Actors On Actors series. It was an unforgettable moment for this die-hard fan!
Fraser explained the significance of his figure in the movie by stating: “There was simply no costume department.
Aware that he would wear just a loincloth, Brendan felt both ‘lean’ and ‘lacking in starch’.
After work each day, he would drive home and pick up something to eat on the way. One particular day, he found himself needing some money, so he went to an ATM. However, due to his brain not functioning properly at the time, he couldn’t remember his PIN number. He ended up pounding on the machine in frustration. Consequently, he didn’t eat that night.
Sandler joked, “That wasn’t what we expected from you. You stayed true to the character, but you hurt us in the process. You caused us to question our own worth.
George of the Jungle originated from a 1980s animated TV series bearing the same title, which was developed by the same team behind The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
In the live-action movie, Fraser was joined by an exceptional ensemble of comedians, which consisted of Leslie Mann, Holland Taylor, and John Cleese.
Regardless of receiving varied opinions from critics, the film proved successful at the box office, amassing more than $170 million worldwide on a production budget of just $55 million.
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