Eve Hewson supports dad Bono from afar amid Cannes premiere
Eve Hewson skipped out walking the red carpet at Cannes last night to take in a basketball game in New York.
Eve, who has been making waves in the movie world herself, didn't attend the premiere of her father Bono's film, which had its world premiere at the French Film Festival.
Instead, she was seen enjoying a sporting occasion as she pitched up at Madison Square Garden to watch the Knicks shoot some hoops in an NBA match. Pic: Tristan Fewings / Stringer/Getty Images
Eve has been living in New York for many years now, where she is making a name for herself in the acting world.
While she was unable to attend the premiere with her dad Bono, mother Ali, sister Jordan and brother Elijah, she was keeping a close eye on the red carpet from afar.
Taking to social media, Eve posted a heart-warming short clip to her family at Cannes. In the clip, the Hewson matriarch Ali can be seen tenderly stroking Bono's back from behind in a gesture of support and love just at the moment the family prepared to walk the star-studded red carpet. Pic: Instagram/Eve Hewson
Frontman Bono, who is more accustomed to performing with his U2 bandmates, did a solo run at Cannes to debut his new Apple TV+ documentary Bono: Stories of Surrender.
'You come from 250 Mack Trucks to a table and chairs. But that's the attraction of it or me,' Bono told Reuters ahead of the documentary's premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on Friday evening.
But while Eve was in New York, her heart was in Cannes as she posted images of her close-knit family supporting their world-famous dad.
Taking to Instagram, Eve posted a close-up image of her sister Jordan commenting on her makeup and the style that Jordan wore to the glittering gala.
Eve's next project could be her biggest yet as she is slated to star alongside Hollywood starlet Emily Blunt in a movie directed by Oscar-winning legend Steven Spielberg.
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