Kate Mara has been busy promoting her controversial new Hulu miniseries A Teacher, while preparing for the holidays.
But the Emmy nominee appears to have found some time for herself during a recent girls day with her mom.
She kept warm in a chic brown plaid bomber jacket Saturday, as she made a coffee run with mother Kathleen, during a day in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Kate Mara kept warm in a chic brown plaid bomber jacket Saturday, as she made a coffee run with mother Kathleen, during a day in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles
The 37-year-old layered the jacket, which featured a long pointed collar, over a white t-shirt with black sweatpants.
She finished the look with a pair of round tortoiseshell sunglasses, gold necklaces and some white sneakers.
Kate carried a black leather heart-shaped handbag, trimmed in silver chain, with a chain strap across her chest.
She took precautions against COVID-19 with a white face mask, as they left Blue Bottle Coffee in Los Feliz.
The 37-year-old layered the jacket, which featured a long pointed collar, over a white t-shirt with black sweatpants
She finished the look with a pair of round tortoiseshell sunglasses, gold necklaces and some white sneakers. Kate carried a black leather heart-shaped handbag, trimmed in silver chain, with a chain strap across her chest
She took precautions against COVID-19 with a white face mask, as they left Blue Bottle Coffee in Los Feliz
Kathleen offered a splash of color with a pink Gucci cardigan and a matching floral face mask, as she enjoyed the mother/daughter outing
Her family co-owns the Pittsburgh Steelers, while her husband (Kate’s father) Timothy’s family owns part of the New York Giants
Kate told Ellen DeGeneres earlier this month about watching sports with her family: ‘It’s a stressful situation, constantly… Someone is most likely going to win, right? One of the teams is gonna win’
Proud parents: She recently celebrated Christmas with her family, after welcoming her first child last May with husband Jamie Bell, 34, whom she married in 2017, following their 2015 superhero film Fantastic Four (pictured in October, 2019)
Kathleen offered a splash of color with a pink Gucci cardigan and a matching floral face mask, as she enjoyed the mother/daughter outing.
Her family co-owns the Pittsburgh Steelers, while her husband (Kate’s father) Timothy’s family owns part of the New York Giants.
Kate told Ellen DeGeneres earlier this month about watching sports with her family: ‘It’s a stressful situation, constantly… Someone is most likely going to win, right? One of the teams is gonna win.’
She recently celebrated Christmas with her family, after welcoming her first child last May with husband Jamie Bell, 34, whom she married in 2017, following their 2015 superhero film Fantastic Four.
The Pose actress told Us Weekly back in October about juggling work and motherhood: ‘I find it quite easy to switch it on and off.
‘Thank God, because as a new mom when you have a baby on your boob screaming in the trailer, and then you’ve got to go pretend to be sexy, it’s kind of a complete nightmare.’
Leading lady: Mara recently explained how becoming a mother influenced her decision to star in her latest series A Teacher, which premiered last month
Meaningful roles: She said: ‘Eventually she’s going to be able to look at the work I’ve done. And now more than ever, I want it to mean something and for there to be a point to it’
Controversial series: She stars as Claire, a teacher at a Texas high school who begins an illicit affair with her student Eric (Nick Robinson), which comes with consequences that leave permanent damage on both their lives
She also explained how becoming a mother influenced her decision to star in her latest series A Teacher, which premiered last month.
Mara said: ‘Eventually she’s going to be able to look at the work I’ve done. And now more than ever, I want it to mean something and for there to be a point to it.
‘Sometimes you do just have to work for money. Sometimes you’re lucky enough that you can make choices based on more than that.’
She stars as Claire, a teacher at a Texas high school who begins an illicit affair with her student Eric (Nick Robinson), which comes with consequences that leave permanent damage on both their lives.
The native New Yorker told The Wrap of the controversial show: ‘Some people are definitely going to feel uncomfortable watching the show. It wasn’t something that we made thinking that it would be a super-easy watch. Comfortable is not the word we were going for.’
Mara added: ‘I don’t think you normally see the story told from this perspective or this point of view. It was one of the reasons why I was excited to tell it…
‘And I think it’s because it isn’t something that people necessarily want to talk about. The fact that it’s a female doing the abuse and being the groomer and all of these things I think is also something that is rarely discussed.’
Uncomfortable watch: Mara said of the show: ‘Some people are definitely going to feel uncomfortable watching the show. It wasn’t something that we made thinking that it would be a super-easy watch. Comfortable is not the word we were going for’ (pictured in November, 2019)