Hilary Swank flaunts baby bump in green Prada gown as she kisses husband Philip Schneider at Golden Globes
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIFORNIA: Actress Hilary Swank is having the time of her life! 'The Million Dollar Baby' actress, 48, made her presence known at the 80th Golden Globes with a nomination for her role as journalist Eileen Fitzgerald in 'Alaska Daily'. But that’s not all! The actress had come to the event with her husband, social venture entrepreneur Philip Schneider, 49, and cradled her baby bump for the world to see!
Daily Mail reports that the pair had met on a blind date in 2016, less than six months after Swank had broken her engagement of three months to former tennis player Ruben Torres. They finally married in 2018 and revealed in October 2022 that they were expecting twins. Swank and Schneider are expecting their babies on April 16, which just so happens to be the birthday of Stephen Michael Swank, Hilary’s father who passed away in 2021.
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Swank is twenty-seven weeks into her pregnancy and rocked a plush forest green Prada gown for her appearance at the star-studded event. The dress featured a thigh-high slit and trailing ribbons, and the look was complemented by black pumps that were selected by celebrity stylist Thomas Carter Philips. Her hair was put into a french twist by hairstylist Chad Wood and her makeup was done by New York-based makeup artist Fabiola. She looked very much in love with her husband as they even shared a quick kiss on the red carpet.
Swank was nominated in the ‘Best Performance by an Actress in a TV series’ category but ended up losing the award to Zendaya, who did not show. She had earlier spoken to W Magazine about her penchant to play strong women in her career.
She said, “Certainly, when you look back at the trajectory of my 30-year career, I’ve definitely been drawn to strong women who have an opinion or who are driven to do something, whether it be following a dream, or standing up to people. There are certain elements of the characters I’ve played who are all outsiders, which are personal qualities I’ve had as a human being. I was a teenager when I started acting, so I didn’t have an idea of, “I’m going to seek out these strong women.” During that time, when I would read something, I certainly thought, “Ooh, I love this, and I want to fight for this.” But I wouldn’t say I knew I was actually doing that.”