Pregnant Kirsten Dunst takes her son Ennis, two, and mother Inez Rupprecht out for ice cream at Baskin-Robbins in Los Angeles
Pregnant Kirsten Dunst took her two-year-old son Ennis and mother Inez Rupprecht out for a scoop of ice cream at Baskin-Robbins in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon.
As the 38-year-old Golden Globe nominee indulged her sweet tooth, she rocked a navy blue sweatshirt, a teal floral skirt and a pair of cozy tan slippers.
She appeared to be wearing little to no makeup under her black cloth mask amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic during her outing.
Sweet tooth: Pregnant Kirsten Dunst takes her two-year-old son Ennis and mother Inez Rupprecht out for ice cream at Baskin-Robbins in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon
She also toted a large black handbag on her arm as she prepared to get behind the driver’s seat with her frozen dessert.
Her outing comes just weeks after announcing her pregnancy on the cover of W magazine’s Volume 2 The Director’s Issue last month.
Kirsten called on her Rodarte designer friends Laura and Kate Mulleavy to create a custom gown for the ‘All Dressed Up With Nowhere to Go’ photo shoot directed by Sofia Coppola.
Doting mom: As the 38-year-old Golden Globe winner indulged her sweet tooth, she rocked a navy blue sweatshirt, a teal floral skirt and a pair of cozy tan slippers
Dunst looked positively gorgeous in the snaps as she sprawled out across a bed wearing an intricate design.
A thick velvet sash rested above her belly and matched delicate cuffs wrapped around her wrists.
She switched gears into a vibrant floral ensemble complete with feathery cuffs for another classic ’60s inspired display.
On working with photographer Zoë Ghertner, she joked that ‘every shot was on the floor. I was like, ‘I can’t get up.’ I felt like Urkel.’
Proud mama: Dunst revealed her growing baby bump while draped in white lace and posing on the cover of W magazine’s latest issue
Dunst formed a relationship with Coppola through the years having first worked with the director in 1999 on The Virgin Suicides.
‘I felt really protected. She made me feel like I was cool, like my teeth were cool, and I was pretty,’ she said.
‘At 16, I did not think anything of myself. And it’s nice to have had another woman celebrate that transition, rather than it having been sexualized through a man’s perspective.’
Growing family: She and her fiancé Jesse Plemons met met while playing high school sweethearts Peggy and local butcher Ed on the FX series Fargo in 2016 (pictured in 2019)
The pair then joined forces for the film Marie Antoinette in 2006 and once again in 2017 on The Beguiled.
‘It’s just so beautiful to have that kind of friendship where you’ve seen each other have children,’ Dunst said. ‘There are few collaborations, to be honest, where it lasts, where someone knows you that long that’s not your family.’
She and her fiancé Jesse Plemons met met while playing high school sweethearts Peggy and local butcher Ed on the FX series Fargo in 2016.