Kate Winslet admits her teen daughter was 'very jealous' of her meeting Liam Hemsworth
Kate Winslet has revealed her teenage daughter was "very jealous" about her working with Liam Hemsworth in her latest film.
The 40-year-old star confessed the 15-year-old had a touch of envy about her mother’s proximity to the hunk while filming The Dressmaker.
And Mia – Kate’s daughter with her first husband Jim Threapleton – isn’t the only one with a soft spot for the 25-year-old Australian actor it seems.
During her appearance on The One Show tonight, the Titanic star agreed with host Alex Jones who described Liam as "very tasty".
Kate revealed: "When I told my daughter that I was shooting the scene that day she [spluttering] just made a series of sounds...I took it to be jealousy. But I did feel quite bad for Liam."
During her appearance on The One Show tonight, the Titanic star agreed with host Alex Jones who described Liam as "very tasty".
Kate revealed: "When I told my daughter that I was shooting the scene that day she [spluttering] just made a series of sounds...I took it to be jealousy. But I did feel quite bad for Liam."
She added: "He’s a sweet guy but I couldn't stop giggling…"
The Dressmaker, which opens on November 20th, is based on a novel by Rosalie Ham of the same name.
In the flick, Kate stars as the glamorous Myrtle Dunnage who returns to her small town in rural Australia.
With her sewing machine and haute couture style, she transforms the women and exacts sweet revenge on those who did her wrong.
The blonde beauty recently celebrated her 40th birthday, and, unlike some stars, Kate couldn’t have seemed happier to have reached the milestone.
Speaking ahead of her birthday, she told Net-A-Porter's magazine The Edit: "I don’t feel old. I feel excited about being 40. I feel like the past two years have been different for me, deliberately so.
"I really wanted to mix it up a bit and feel that I was going full pelt towards 40 having done as much as I could – pushed myself, challenged myself, exhausted myself, had as much fun as possible.
"The last two years have put a different sort of rocket fuel up my backside."
The actress, who won an Oscar for The Reader, added: "I’m baffled that anyone might not think women get more beautiful as they get older."
