Two Hollywood A-listers shock fans as they queue for a flight – would you have spotted them?
The A-listers thrilled travellers when they got on a plane at Mexico City's airport - but would you have spotted them?
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The two leading ladies in question were Angelina Jolie and Salma Hayek and were en route to Veracruz.
Onlookers couldn't believe their eyes when two of the world's biggest movie stars were spotted together.
They looked happy and relaxed as they chatted to fans who were boarding the same flight as them.
Considering that they are two of Hollywood 's biggest actresses with millions and millions in the bank, it was surprising they didn't have an entourage or a private jet.
Angelina and Salma casually boarded their plane like regular passengers, with no security in sight.
And the pair looked very happy to be in each other's company
Within minutes, the airport encounter hit social media like wildfire, with travellers posting clips of the two actresses.
Commenting on a TikTok video of Angelina and Salma queuing for the flight, one said: "I love when they traveling on a commercial public plane instead of private one."
While another added: "I love that they are humble enough to still fly commercial when both are with a lot of money."
This person said: "Commendable in some way that they are flying commercial given that Salma's husband is one of the richest people on the planet."
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Angelina and Salma struck up a close friendship in 2021 when they both appeared in Marvel 's Eternals.
In a previous interview, Angelina talked about her strong bond with her friend.
"I love Salma. She's one of the greatest gifts that came with this movie," she said.
"We've both been in the business a long time and hadn't met—probably because I'm not very social.
"But now, we're very close. She's my sister. She's brilliant, kind, and wonderful."
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