Kate Beckinsale and Michael Sheen's stunning daughter, Lily Mo Sheen, made an ultra-rare red carpet appearance at the Sense and Sensibility premiere in Los Angeles on Wednesday, looking just like her famous parents.
The 27-year-old was glowing in a strapless silk gown with an empire waist, in line with the film's costume design. She paired the look with a delicate silver bracelet, hoop earrings and black Tabi shoes.
© Deadline via Getty ImagesLily wore her brown-blonde locks in a chic updo and went for a natural-glam makeup look.
The actress's outing on Wednesday marked her first premiere appearance in four years, with her previous one being at The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent premiere in 2022 alongside Nicolas Cage and Pedro Pascal.
Kate and Michael's co-parenting skills
© Variety via Getty ImagesKate and Michael welcomed their daughter in 1999, four years after they met while starring in the play The Seagull. The couple went their separate ways in 2003, but have remained close friends and peaceful co-parents ever since.
"We had Thanksgiving at his girlfriend's house and they're having Christmas at our house," Kate told Entertainment Tonight in 2016. "We like hanging out with each other, so it's not like, 'Oh, who gets Lily?' or whatever. It's like, 'Whose house are we going to be at?'"
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"I think we both really felt like we really agreed on what would be the right thing for Lily," she continued. "And I think not hating each other and fighting and all that would be awful for her. I think we've also got a really similar sense of humor, and I do find that humor can save an awful lot of things and help a lot of things."
"I just really like him," the Underworld star said. "He's family. I've known him since I was 21, so he's proper family now."
Bump in the road
Michael shared that while they have a good co-parenting relationship now, it was difficult to find their flow right after their split.
"Going through that experience of a relationship breaking down and having a young child, and then because of my daughter and her mom living in another country, having to make a life in a new place whilst going through that whole experience, which is difficult enough," he said on the Changes With Annie Macmanus podcast.
© Getty Images"I had no work visa to stay in America, so every time I left, I had to go back to Britain. I never knew if I would be allowed to come back in again," he continued. "
So I ended up having to get work in Britain because I wasn't really getting any work in America. It really made me question certain things about myself."
© Getty ImagesMichael has gone on to welcome two more daughters with his partner, Anna Lundberg: Lyra, seven, and Mabli, four.
Meanwhile, Lily has been building her acting portfolio over the years, with credits in Underworld: Evolution, Everybody's Fine and The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. She has three upcoming projects in the works, including Degrees, Turnbuckle and Don't Kill Loretta.
