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Another day, another outrageous escapade for Kate Beckinsale and her pet cat Clive.
This time, Clive accompanied the Hollywood actress, 48, to the dentist’s office for a check up.
And to make even more of a statement, Clive was dressed as Baby Yoda.
Another day, another outrageous escapade! Kate Beckinsale and her pet cat Clive hit the dentist on Tuesday for a check up
Kate was seen reclining in the chair as Dr. Jon Marashi – once branded the ‘Tom Ford of cosmetic dentistry’ by Cher – worked on his patient’s pearly whites.
Clive seemed perfectly content, laying back, legs akimbo.
The Star Wars costume was apparently a gift from the dental pro, and Clive looked more than relaxed in the bizarre scenario.
‘Poll: who is the bigger G? Clive or @drjonmarashi?’ Kate asked her fans in the caption.
Open wide: Kate was seen reclining in the chair as Dr. Jon Marashi – once branded the ‘Tom Ford of cosmetic dentistry’ by Cher – worked on his patient’s pearly whites
In costume: To make even more of a statement, Clive was dressed as Baby Yoda
Chillin’: Clive seemed perfectly content, laying back, legs akimbo as Kate had her treatment
British Kate recently credited fellow actress Uma Thurman, 51, with helping her to launch her acting career in the US.
She grew up with both parents in the acting industry and made her small-screen debut at the age of 18.
And when the star of the Underworld series, along with then-partner Michael Sheen, 52, and their newborn daughter Lily, first arrived in New York City in 1999, they hadn’t even secured an abode to call their own.
Next level dentistry: The Star Wars costume was apparently a gift from the dental pro, and Clive looked more than relaxed in the bizarre scenario
Pals: Kate credits her stateside career to Uma Thurman… who put her up in a cockroach-infested mansion when she first arrived in New York (pictured in 2000)
Fortunately, Pulp Fiction actress Uma put them up in a West Village mansion… even if they had to share it with a few cockroaches.
Speaking to The Mirror, Kate admitted that the pair ‘hadn’t really got it together’ with finding a place to live.
The London-born actress said, ‘Uma Thurman… casually… went, “Well I’ve got a brownstone I’m not using,” so I kind of went, “Oh, okay!”
‘There was a lot of wildlife in it. It was a kind of crumbling situation, but it was so nice of her and it really rescued us and sometimes she’d come and visit and it would feel like the Queen arrived.
Loved up: When Kate (left) first arrived with her then-partner Michael Sheen, 52, (right) along with newborn daughter Lily in New York City in 1999, the couple hadn’t even secured an abode to call their own
‘She is just so incredible because she got it furnished. She’s like a fairy godmother, royal family, she’s amazing.’
Kate first met the Dangerous Liaisons actress when they starred alongside each other in period drama The Golden Bowl in 1999.
Michael soon-after landed a Broadway role in Amadeus and the move to the Big Apple was a gamble for them both.
Speaking on the Armchair Expert Podcast, the leading lady of Amazon Prime’s latest action comedy, Jolt, said the move stateside was against her wishes.
Flashback: Kate (pictured in 1999) first met the Dangerous Liaisons actress when they starred alongside each other in period drama The Golden Bowl in 1999
Beaming: After eight years together, the couple decided to call it quits but Kate (centre) insists she’s still on good terms with the Welch actor (left), calling him ‘really close family’ (pictured in 2016 with Sarah Silverman, who Michael dated between 2014 and 2018)
‘I had just had a baby and was like, “Do I want to move to New York? I don’t know anyone really… you’re going to be by yourself with a baby.”‘
After eight years together, the couple decided to call it quits but Kate insists she’s still on good terms with the Welch actor, calling him ‘really close family’.
She continued: ‘He’s someone I’ve known since I was 21. I love him a lot. I especially think if you have kids with someone, you try and focus on all the good bits.
‘Also, when you’re not in a relationship with someone anymore, 90% of the stuff that’s so bothersome and tricky is not, because you’re not having to live with them.’
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