Anne Hathaway Pokes Fun at Herself After Learning She Wore Her Outfit Backwards
📍 How it ended
Anne Hathaway acknowledged that she had accidentally worn her maternity jumpsuit backwards and responded with a light‑hearted reaction that was highlighted across several outlets. The coverage also noted her pregnancy bump, comfortable kitten heels and the strapless Lela Rose dress she wore to the “The Odyssey” press junket.
Epilogue added 58m ago, after coverage quieted.
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Anne Hathaway Pokes Fun at Herself After Learning She Wore Her Outfit Backwards Just Jared · 112d ago broke it first
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