30 Minutes ago in California, Julia Roberts was confirmed as…See more

In a dazzling announcement at a sunlit Malibu press conference, Hollywood icon Julia Roberts was revealed as L’Oréal Paris’ newest global ambassador—marking her first-ever major beauty campaign. The Pretty Woman star, 56, stunned in a minimalist white pantsuit, her signature laugh echoing as she quipped, “Turns out all those years of being told I ‘wasn’t model material’ worked out anyway.” The partnership, reportedly years in the making, will spotlight Roberts’ effortless glamour and the brand’s new “Age-Perfect” serum line.

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