Cameron Diaz exuded both style and comfort in an ideal fall ensemble, featuring a sleek black turtleneck, wide-leg pants, and fashionable loafers last week. The Charlie’s Angels alum, 52, spoke about her comeback to acting and the debut of her organic wine label, Avaline, at Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit 2024, held at the Ritz Carlton in California.
As for her glam, the Knight and Day star wore her signature blonde tresses down, parted in the center and styled into effortless loose waves. For her makeup look, the mom of two opted for smokey eyeshadow, voluminous lashes, radiant blush on her high cheekbones and a rosy pink lipstick hue.
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Diaz, who accessorized her get-up with gold dangly earrings, attended the event alongside her Avaline co-founder, Katherine Power. As fans are well aware, it’s been a decade since Diaz last appeared in a film, stepping away from the spotlight after starring in the 2014 musical Annie. Back in 2018, she decided to retire from acting, but now, she is opening up about her decision to return to the silver screen.
As per The Hollywood Reporter, at the Fortune’s Most Powerful Women Summit, Diaz shared that she had to “push” herself to un-retire after spending cherished moments with her family. Diaz has several new projects in the works, including a highly anticipated Netflix film titled Back in Action, where she will star alongside Jamie Foxx.
The Bad Teacher star acknowledged that she had the option to stay at home with her family indefinitely following the pandemic. However, with the encouragement of her husband, Benji Madden, she ultimately chose to return to her acting career. "It was just the right time for my family. After COVID, we were in the house for a long time, which was amazing and the problem was we would probably stay there, we would still be there right now," she explained.
The Mask actress went on: "People would be like, 'It’s over,' and I'd be like, 'No it’s not, it’s not over for me.'" Diaz continued: "So I had to push myself; my husband and I — my husband, who is the best — he was like, 'You’ve been supporting us and building the family' and supporting him in his businesses, he’s like, 'It’s time for us to support you and let Mommy ascend and do her thing.' He’s like, 'Let me see you do it girl.' I was like, 'Alright, here we go.'"
Having collaborated with actor Foxx, 56, on both 2014's Annie and the 1999 film Any Given Sunday, Diaz said she found it impossible to turn down her co-star's invitation to join him on Back In Action. Diaz stressed that she "couldn't say no" to Foxx. "He said, 'Come with me,' and I said, 'OK let’s do it,' it’s our third film together so it's really great," she shared.
The long-awaited Back in Action centers around two spy characters, Matt and Emily, played by Foxx and Diaz, respectively. After leaving their careers as CIA spies to focus on family life, they are suddenly thrust back into the realm of global espionage when their secret identities are exposed, according to the flick's logline. It'll be able to stream via Netflix on January 17, 2025. (Mark your calendars!)
