Ellen Pompeo made a remarkable appearance at New York Fashion Week this Wednesday, February 15. The actress was accompanied by her youngest daughter, Sienna May. The mother-daughter duo caused a sensation!
End clap for the Fashion Week fall-winter 2023-2024. The great mass of fashion ended at new York, this Wednesday, February 15, with the Michael Kors fashion show. For the occasion, an audience of stars made the trip. Among them, Ellen Pompeo made a notable appearance alongside her youngest daughter, Sienna May. The 53-year-old actress is indeed the mother of three childrenStella Luna (13), Sienna May (8) and Eli Christopher (6), born of her love affair with music producer Christopher Ivery, her husband since 2007.
While she usually keeps her children out of the spotlight, the star of the series Grey’s Anatomy therefore created the event by arriving at the fashion show with her younger sister. A rare outing that made photographers happy. Mother and daughter appeared more radiant and complicit than ever and did not hesitate to pose together. They also marked the spirits with super trendy outfits. Ellen Pompeo had opted for a total nude look consisting of a metallic fringed skirt that she had associated with a beige turtleneck sweater, a gold belt, a long cream coat and matching heels. The young Sienna May, meanwhile, was all dressed in black. She wore velvet bombers, a gold polka dot mini skirt, tights and a pair of lace-up boots. At the Pompeo-Ivery, you have to believe that fashion is passed down from mother to daughter!
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If she is rather discreet about her personal and family life, Ellen Pompeo had made some confidences about her children in the columns of the magazine InStylein 2018. “I make a lot of mistakes… I’m just learning”she admitted. “The children are so open and honest”she added. “You can regularly put yourself down as a parent and say, ‘Oh! I’m not there for them enough.’ It’s easier to beat yourself up, feel guilty and feel sorry for yourself. But don’t take a victim attitude.. Better to be optimistic and able to say, ‘How can I fix the situation with the children?'” she concluded. On good terms!