Uma Thurman makes rare appearance with all three of her children at the Asteroid City premiere

Uma Thurman looked every inch the proud mom as she joined all three of her kids in a rare joint performance at Tuesday’s premiere of Asteroid City.

The actress, 53, supported eldest daughter Maya Hawke, 24, who is starring in the new Wes Anderson film, looked cheerful as she posed for snaps with her family at the after party, held at Alice Tully Hall in New York. the city of York.

At her side was son Levon, 21, who she also shares with ex-husband Ethan Hawke, and her youngest child Luna, 10, who she shares with ex-fiance, French financier Arpad Busson.

Uma looked effortlessly stylish for the outing in a cream ensemble as she dressed up with her brood at the party.

Woman of the hour Maya donned the shimmering black dress and matching headpiece she’d worn on the red carpet into a slogan T-shirt and tulle skirt.

Fellow actor Levon looked dapper as he wore a green suede jacket over a black tee and pinstripe trousers.

Rounding out the group was Luna, who looked stunning in a white dress with bardot sleeves and black boots.

Uma was awarded primary physical custody of Luna in 2017 following the end of her seven-year on/off relationship with billionaire ex-fiance Arpad.

The couple dated for seven years and were briefly engaged until their split in March 2014, two years after the birth of their daughter, whose full name is Altalune Florence.

It remains to be seen if Luna will follow in the footsteps of her half-siblings, both of whom have pursued acting careers.

It’s no wonder the couple has pursued Hollywood considering their A-list parents.

Uma and Ethan married in 1998 with daughter Maya who was born the same year, while welcoming Levon in 2002.

The former couple separated in 2003 and their divorce was finalized two years later.

Levon starred in the short thriller Blackout in 2018 and most recently worked on The Crowded Room, an Apple TV+ series starring Tom Holland based in part on the true story of Billy Milligan, aka The Campus Rapist.

Meanwhile, Maya made her screen debut as Jo March in the 2017 BBC adaptation of Little Women and gained recognition for her starring role as Robin Buckley in the Netflix series Stranger Things.

Despite being led as parents by two Hollywood stars, Maya previously admitted that they were “cautious” about her acting dreams and wanted to make sure she had the “backbone” to continue the career on her own.

Maya told the Guardian: ‘They wanted to make sure I had a strong backbone, my own passion for it and work ethic. They didn’t want to drag me down every red carpet or have me play a supporting role in their films.’

The movie star, who also starred in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, said Ethan and Uma had reservations about her choices.

She said, “They were wary of the public side of acting and its difficulties. They also tried to keep me from acting.

But once they were sure of her strong appetite for acting, they gave her their approval and full support.

Maya said, “Once I was old enough and it was clear they were my choices, they were very supportive.”

Her latest role is playing June Douglas in Asteroid City, which also stars Scarlett Johansson, Jason Schwartzman, and Tom Hanks.

The film is set in the 1950s a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention, which is designed to unite students and parents in scientific competition, but things take a turn when a world event takes place.

Asteroid City premiered at the 76th Cannes Film Festival on May 23 and is scheduled for a limited release in New York City and Los Angeles on June 16, before a wider release on June 23.

It will be released in the UK on June 19.