Barbra Streisand Sends Bold Message to Helen Mirren After Her Cannes Appearance
took a break from sweet personal updates on social media to send a direct message to none other than after seeing her iconic red carpet look at the Cannes Film Festival in France on May 22.
The actress attended the red carpet for the screening of Colours of Time, or La Venue De L'avenir in French, posing with fellow actresses Aishwarya Rai and Cara Delevingne at one point.
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Mirren looked stunning in a black gown with a Tiffany blue sash around her waist that formed a bow at the back. She also wore a huge statement necklace and a black hat that perched on the front right of her head.
After seeing the look, Streisand took to Instagram to share a photo and write a short message for Mirren, saying, "Dear Helen, you look gorgeous. What an outfit. And the hat that you can see your eyes through! With Love, Barbra."
Fans seemed to agree with Streisand's opinion, with reactions in the comments like, "Dame Helen always SLAYS! 🙌❤️," "Beautiful, love it🔥💯😍," and "Where do I get this hat!!!? 🙏❤️."
"Yes, she is a lady with class✨," declared another fan.
Others loved how supportive Streisand is, leading someone else to comment, "When you prove you're a fabulous girls girl Barbra 💖💖."Barbra Streisand Sends Bold Message to Helen Mirren After Her Cannes Appearance first appeared on Parade on May 24, 2025
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