“I lost half my money in this banking business, but I’m still here.” At the charity premiere of “An Unforgettable Evening” in Beverly Hills, hosted by the Women’s Cancer Research Fund, Sharon Stone spoke about on the Four Seasons scene, likely referring to the recent collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank, as reported by Paris Match. to a “banking issue”.
The American star was honored last Thursday and took the Four Seasons ballroom stage to receive the Courage Award. The actor then gave an emotional and touching speech. The 65-year-old star first spoke with laughter from the meeting, which included Adam Levine and his wife, Behati Prinsloo, Paul Wesley and Rebel Wilson, among others. But as Sharon Stone contemplated benign tumors removed from her breast before breast reconstructive plastic surgery in 2001, laughter soon gave way to emotion. “These mammograms are no fun,” she encouraged her audience to monitor their health and get regular checkups. Last November, the actress announced that doctors had found another benign tumor in her uterus, this time.
It was then that Sharon Stone asked for donations with tears in her eyes despite the context of the economic crisis. “And right now that’s also courage, because I know firsthand what’s going on,” she admitted. She finished her speech by reminding her brother Patrick’s death last month as a result of heart disease. “My brother has just died – he said through tears – This is not an easy time for any of us. It’s a difficult time in the world, but I’m telling you, I don’t want any politician to tell me what I can and cannot do. How can I live and what is my life worth or not? So stand up. .Stand up and tell me what you’re worth.I challenge you.
Source: Today IT
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