Gal Gadot was seen in Los Angeles on a casual outing with her 11-year-old daughter, Alma. The Hollywood star, 38, was spotted in Studio City wearing an all-black outfit, sporting oval-shaped onyx sunglasses to shield her eyes. She was dressed in a short-sleeved crew neck T-shirt and loose-fitting leather trousers. Not long ago, she was busy filming her upcoming movie.
While out and about in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Gal Gadot sported an all-black outfit and was engaged in a phone conversation while strolling around the city.
Mother-daughter hangout: Out and about with one of her three children, her 11-year-old daughter Alma, she sported a casual dark hair look with a simple ponytail. The Heart of Stone actress donned stud earrings, beaded bracelets, and comfy brown flip-flops, keeping her makeup minimal. Carrying a vibrant canned drink and phone in one hand, and a white bag in the other, she enjoyed some quality time with her oldest child. Her other daughters, Maya and Daniella, were not in sight during their day out. Gadot, who married Jaron Varsano in 2008, recently expressed her support for the victims of the conflict between Palestine and Israel on social media, reaching out to her massive following of 109 million.
She was seen juggling a vibrant canned drink and her phone in one hand, while also balancing a white paper bag in the other.
Backstory: The actress known for her role as Wonder Woman gained fame for her service in the Israeli military as a combat instructor more than ten years ago.
Speaking her mind: The winner of the Miss Israel 2004 pageant boldly declared her support for Israel by sharing a photo of the country’s flag. The post garnered over a million likes, but it wasn’t all positive in the comments section. One follower expressed solidarity with Palestine by simply saying ‘I stand with Palestine’ along with a red heart emoji, while another pointed out the number of times Palestine has been attacked by Israel. In addition, she joined others in signing an open letter denouncing the actions of Hamas fighters during a recent assault in early October. The letter concluded with a message of hope for a future where Israelis and Palestinians can coexist peacefully.