'You've come so far: Internet awestruck as Reese Witherspoon shares throwback pic of her first photoshoot at 14
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Reese Witherspoon has left the internet awestruck after she shared a throwback of her very first photoshoot at age 14 for Seventeen magazine following her film debut with 'The Man in the Moon' in 1991.
Witherspoon is currently ruling hearts as celebrities and fans gushed over her cuteness in the throwback picture she post on Instagram on Sunday, October 16, 2022. In a throwback picture, the superstar could be seen sitting on the beach in a Dodgers baseball cap and a cozy sweater alongside costar Emily Warfield. She explained to her fans how excited and surprised she was to have found the picture.
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The 46-year-old Oscar winner has come a long way in her acting journey, starring in over several movies and shows over the years. She captioned the post, "Throwback to my very first photo shoot ever for Seventeen magazine 🤩🫶🏼 I can’t believe I found this photo. I remember thinking I was going to pass out from excitement, because all I ever wanted was to be in Seventeen magazine." She added, "I had no idea where this journey would take me. A reminder to keep going because you never know what’s next! 💖 *shout out to my co-star Emily Warfield from Man in the Moon 💓."
The 'Legally Blonde' star's post received 182,372 likes, with her celebrity pals and fans outpouring their love in the comment. Celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow, Isa Fisher, and Julianne Moore commented on her post. Moore wrote, "Oh my goodness ❤️❤️❤️." Paltrow commented, "Look at that FACE❤️," while Fisher said, "Your little face - so so sweet."
A user commented, "The fact that its been 31 years since man in the moon was released? you've come so far." Another chimed in saying, "I loved that movie! I think i watched it every weekend for months. I was 12."
"This is amazing. It's such a joy to watch you rise.. keep shining you bright star," one user said. One comment read, "That movie ripped my heart out! It's also when I knew you were absolutely amazing!❤️❤️."
One user remarked, "I cut out of work one afternoon with a friend. She insisted I see the movie. She said, 'keep your eye on the younger sister. She's amazing. She's going to be a star.' And as they say, the rest is history."
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