Jude Law has opened up about having to postpone his Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony due to his mother’s death, saying the timing ended up being a “kind of final gift” as it allowed more of his family to be with him.
Jude Law opens up about postponing Hollywood star ceremony due to mother’s death Actor described the event as ‘quite an emotional experience’.
Law, who is currently starring as an FBI agent battling white supremacists in Justin Kurzel’s thriller The Order, was joined at the ceremony by his wife Phillipa Coan and the two eldest of his seven children Rafferty, 28, and Iris, 24.
Speaking to People about the moment he found out he would be receiving a star, Law said: “It’s been actually quite a long process because I found out and was originally going to have the service a couple of weeks back,”.
“So honestly, the whole event has been quite an emotional experience, and obviously just a very personal occasion and really touching,” Law continued, adding that he felt blessed to have his children present.
