Anne Hathaway found herself at the center of some lighthearted mockery from fans regarding her ‘unusual’ maternity wear during her appearance at the premiere of The End Of Oak Street in Los Angeles this past Sunday.

The actress, 43, who revealed she was expecting her third child in June, flaunted her burgeoning baby bump as she posed for photographers on the red carpet at Warner Bros. Studios.

The Odyssey actress greeted the cameras with a bright smile, wearing a sleeveless, light blue top, which was cut short at the front with a playful train cascading behind her.

Adding a twist to her outfit, bright red material lined the inside of her top, and she completed the ensemble with a pair of low-rise, denim jeans.

Hathaway rounded off her look with chic closed-toe red pumps and styled her brunette tresses into a sleek ponytail, perfectly complementing her vibrant ensemble.

Hathaway accessorized the look with dangly earrings and a flashy bracelet on her left wrist. 

Social media users offered their thoughts on the red carpet ensemble, with one penning that it ‘looks ridiculous.’ 

‘It’s awful. She’s too pretty for this to happen.’

‘Please let me UNSEE this,’ someone else added.

Another wrote, ‘This one is so wrong sorry,’ and a fan typed, ‘Jeans? JEANS?! That dazzling top deserves a better companion.’

One X user commented, ‘The jeans make it worse.’ 

Over on Instagram, a fan shared, ‘I love her. I do not understand why her stylist did this to her.’

‘Ya no to her outfit,’ one penned, and another typed out, ‘That’s very tacky.’ 

An Instagram user added, ‘Unflattering styling for a beautiful pregnant woman,’ and another said, ‘love her – outfit just No.’ 

Other fans shared on X, ‘She looks radiant…,’ as well as, ‘Anne hathaway at a world premiere is always a win, she looks stunning.’

Jersey Shore alum JWoww penned on Instagram, ‘I love her so much omg.’ 

The Daily Mail has reached out to reps for Hathaway for comment, but has yet to hear back.

The star has been showcasing her adventurous maternity style on recent outings, such as when she stepped out in NYC late last month in a white netted top. 

The actress recently took on a leading role in the upcoming sci-fi adventure The End Of Oak Street which hits theaters on August 14. 

Along with Hathaway, the cast also includes Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella and Christian Convery. 

The premise is: ‘The Platt family bands together to navigate their new surroundings after a cosmic event transports their suburban neighborhood to someplace unknown,’ per IMDB. 

‘It’s just so much fun and it’s such a great time at the movies,’ she told Extra during an interview on Sunday. 

‘It’s a family horror movie which I’ve never had the opportunity to be a part of and I’m excited.’

Hathaway has had a busy year thus far by additionally starring in The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. 

The actress has since garnered critical praise and Oscars buzz based on her performance as Odysseus’s wife Penelope. 

Hathaway is also preparing to welcome her third child with husband Adam Shulman, whom she tied the knot with in 2012. 

She made her pregnancy announcement two months earlier in June by sharing a video on Instagram. 

In the clip, the Hollywood star could be seen stepping into the frame wearing a white linen co-ord with her arms initially covering her stomach. 

She then dropped her arms to unveil her baby while flashing an excited smile on her face. 

During an appearance on Late Night With Seth Meyers, Hathaway opened up about her ‘buzzer beater’ pregnancy. 

‘I mean, we knew what we were doing, but we were so shocked it worked! We knew, and yeah, but no, we were just – we were so shocked it went this way,’ she said. 

Back in April, she also talked about motherhood while talking to People. 

‘I know that not everybody who wants to be a parent gets to be. I’m just blown away by how fortunate I am. It went really well for me twice, and that’s really lucky.’

The actress also gushed about her supportive husband, adding that, ‘I’m so lucky that he’s my partner that I spend my life with.

‘If I didn’t know that before this past year, I think I really know it now because with absolutely everything he’s just, he’s on it. He holds it down. I hope that doesn’t sound like I’m bragging, but he’s a dream partner to me.’

In a recent development from Indiana, prosecutors have announced that they will not pursue charges in the case of a 75-year-old Tim Hortons patron who passed away following an altercation with a drive-thru manager.

Anita Grayson, who suffered from congestive heart failure, tragically died after a confrontation on May 13 at the Fort Wayne coffee shop. Her untimely death prompted an investigation due to initial uncertainty among authorities about whether it was accidental or constituted a homicide.

On Friday, the Allen County prosecutors stated that no charges will be filed, officially clearing all involved staff members of any wrongdoing, as detailed in a report reviewed by The Post.

Grayson, a mother to four children, stormed into the coffeehouse shortly after 8 a.m., expressing her discontent over an order to a 17-year-old employee. This led the 20-year-old shift manager to step in.

According to Fort Wayne investigators, the shift manager tried to prevent Grayson from approaching the teenage worker by placing her hands on Grayson, which resulted in her being “forcefully shoved”.

The senior then struck the manager on the left side of her nose and she tried to retaliate.

Grayson then grabbed the manager’s face, scratched her and knocked off her glasses before yanking her hair and pulling her to the ground. 

Then, two other Tim Hortons staffers rushed in and tried to pull the pair apart, but Grayson then pulled a clump of hair from the shift manager.

She was then seen putting clumps of hair in her bag before being found unresponsive.

Prosecutors refused to file charges as they said the shift manager was defending her colleague.

“Grayson’s escalation to striking [the manager] in the face was not a proportionate or justified response to being touched on the shoulders,” investigators said.

“As a matter of law, it is Grayson’s blow, not [the manager’s] earlier contact that started the altercation.”

The manager’s actions “did not exceed what the ongoing struggle reasonably called for,” investigators said.

[Her] “initial intervention is independently justified as defense of a third person,” investigators added.

“She said she thought Grayson was going to attack the minor employee, so she stepped in.

“Under Indiana law, the State cannot proceed unless it can disprove legal justification beyond a reasonable doubt, and on this record it cannot. The current conclusion is that no criminal charges will be filed.”

Grayson’s manner of death was undetermined, Allen County coroners said last month. 

Her death was the result of “acute exacerbation of congestive heart failure in the setting of physical altercation,”  E. Jon Brandenberger said in his ruling.

“The symptoms of congestive heart failure get worse when there is adrenaline flowing in a physical altercation, and then a sudden flare up of the heart failure, which then can lead to symptoms, or hospitalization, and even death,” the coroner said.

Coroners ruled out an accidental or natural death given the circumstances.

Investigators also ruled out homicide after examining all of the evidence and said Grayson didn’t suffer any “significant contributory injuries” as a result of the fight.

“There has been exhaustive investigation and review in the evidence of this case,” Brandenberger said.

“The video was reviewed multiple times by the homicide detectives, by my staff, by the prosecutor, and by the forensic pathologist. Bodycam videos were reviewed. We listened to and transcribed the four 911 calls and multiple meetings.

“After exhaustive review, we could not determine with reasonable certainty that Mrs. Grayson’s death was either natural, or homicide, or accident. 

“Therefore the manner of death that is appropriate to use is undetermined, meaning could not be determined.”

Grayson’s family hired civil rights attorney Ben Crump to pursue potential litigation and her daughter, Tawnda Grayson, called for justice.

“She was the best mother anyone could ask for — hardworking, compassionate, selfless, and always willing to help others before herself,” Tawnda Grayson said.

When a monarch takes to the skies, one would expect them to do so amidst sheer luxury, complete with impeccable service, plush seating, and opulent amenities.

The late Queen Elizabeth II certainly lived up to this expectation, embarking on flights spanning the globe. From the sun-soaked shores of Australia and New Zealand to the cultural treasures of the UAE and Oman, her travels were legendary.

In 2015, her final international journey took her to Malta, capping off an incredible record of visiting 117 countries throughout her life.

As one of the globe’s most renowned travelers, Queen Elizabeth carried with her a list of unique preferences for her flights. These ranged from the practical necessities to some truly eclectic demands, underscoring her iconic status.

The Daily Mail delves into the details of Queen Elizabeth’s intriguing in-flight preferences.

Pre-flight tipple 

Many frequent flyers have a tried-and-tested routine for travelling, whether that’s an airport pint and a Greggs’ sausage roll or a coffee and a croissant.

The Queen’s routine was not dissimilar – and it started with a pre-flight drink. 

Details of the Queen’s flying habits have emerged from a memorabilia collection compiled by a former flight attendant who worked for British Airways for 28 years from 1970.

Birmingham local Elizabeth Evans served many famous faces throughout her career – with some of the most memorable journeys being the Queen and Prince Philip’s 1989 tour of Singapore and Malaysia.

One note in Ms Evans’ collection said: ‘Her Majesty tends to like a martini before her guests arrive.’ 

A bowl of sugar-free mints

Another note told air stewards to make sure that a bowl of mints was placed beside her before take off – and also in her dressing room. 

She favoured Velamints, a sugar-free mint that was launched in the United States in 1977.

The brand is credited as the US’s first sugar-free mint, sweetened with natural sweeteners such as stevia.

Pillow talk 

Pillows are among the most complained-about items on board planes, with many travellers complaining of their discomfort.

While Queen Elizabeth may have enjoyed more comfortable surroundings than the average passenger, she still took her own pillows on board to ensure a good night’s sleep.

Flight attendants working on her flights were given a specific set of instructions on how to treat Queen Elizabeth II.

This included liaising with Her Majesty’s dresser to ensure the Queen’s bed was made up correctly.

‘The Queen has her own pillows,’ a note from the collection read.

Getting some rest 

That’s not the only bedtime-related request the royal asked of staff.

British Airways staff on a Concorde jet Queen Elizabeth flew on were told that if she was still asleep upon landing, they were not to disturb her slumber and should leave her in bed. 

Furthermore, she asked for silence while she was sleeping.

According to reports, crew were not permitted to pass through the royal cabin without permission, while noise in the forward galley was prohibited. 

Keeping hydrated 

Hydration is paramount on board – and Her Majesty favoured one brand in particular.

The Queen was also said to insist on having one particular brand of water wherever she travelled: Malvern spring water. 

Former royal spokesman Dickie Arbiter said: ‘The only thing the Queen requests to have wherever she is is Malvern water.

‘She likes Malvern water, it’s refreshing and they usually take lots of it with her.’

Plus, to beat jet-lag, the Queen was said to consume barley sugar, in the form of hard-boiled sweets.

Channel 5 documentary Secrets Of The Royal Flight describes barley sugar as the Queen’s ‘secret weapon’. 

While it is not backed by science, reports have explained the sugary snack can help adjust your body clock.