Gal Gadot stunned on the red carpet at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, showcasing her long legs in a gorgeous dress. The Wonder Woman 1984 actress, who is 35 years old, made a stylish entrance before presenting the award for Best Foreign Language Picture.

This year’s Golden Globes made history by being presented on both coasts for the first time ever, a result of the ongoing pandemic. Tina Fey hosted the event in New York, while Amy Poehler took on hosting duties in Los Angeles, making it a unique and star-studded affair.

Gal Gadot, who is 35 years old, showed off her long legs in a short white dress while she took the stage to present at the 78th Annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills. Her toned legs were the main focus, complimented by the flowing white fabric of her dress. She opted for a high collar and sheer white layers on her arms, adding a touch of elegance to her ensemble. Standing at 5ft10in, the Israeli actress completed her look with sparkling silver open-toed heels and a statement jeweled pendant ringed with small diamonds for a touch of glamour.

Tall and elegant: The ensemble featured additional layers of translucent white material on her arms and a raised neckline skimming her chin. Standing confidently in shimmering silver sandals, the 5ft10in Israeli actress exuded sophistication.

Adorable pair: The red carpet saw the lovely presence of her spouse, Yaron Varsano, an Israeli real estate entrepreneur, whom she married back in 2008.

Gal sported voluminous curls on her dark hair as she walked the red carpet with her husband, Yaron Varsano, an Israeli real estate developer whom she married in 2008. Together, they created their production company Pilot Wave in 2019. At home, their two young daughters Alma, nine, and Maya, three, were waiting for them.

Coworkers: The couple teamed up in 2019 to create their own production company called Pilot Wave.

Their two young daughters, Alma aged nine and Maya aged three, were left at home alone.

During the ceremony, Gal gracefully crossed the stage to announce the recipient of the prestigious Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Picture, which turned out to be the film Minari. Despite being an American production, the movie predominantly features Korean dialogue and stars Steven Yeun from The Walking Dead as Jacob Yi, the patriarch of a Korean-American family relocating from California to rural Arkansas in the 1980s.
As Jacob struggles to make a living by selling his crops in Dallas, he faces challenges such as bigotry from the community and his son David’s heart condition, which limits his physical activities. Minari has garnered much praise and currently holds an impressive 98 percent fresh rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes.

Classic film: Featuring The Walking Dead’s Steven Yeun in the lead role, the movie follows the Yi family, who relocates from California to rural Arkansas in the 1980s. Despite primarily in Korean, it is an American production.

The father is determined to sell his farm produce in Dallas, despite facing xenophobia from the community and dealing with his son David’s heart condition, which limits his ability to help out on the farm.
Kristen Wiig, along with her Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar co-star and co-writer Annie Mumolo, joined Gal at the event dressed as their characters. Kristen portrayed the geologist Barbara Minerva who eventually became the villain Cheetah in Wonder Woman 1984.
Due to the ongoing pandemic and safety protocols, this year’s ceremony, typically held in early January, was rescheduled to February 28. Tina Fey and Amy Poehler hosted for the fourth time, but for the first time, they were not physically together. Fey was at Rockefeller Center in New York City, while Poehler was at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, where the ceremony is usually held.
Even though the nominees filmed from their homes, the presenters made appearances in person at the event, which was otherwise empty.

Reuniting with her old buddy, Gal was accompanied by Kristen Wiig at the event, both looking fabulous in their respective movie characters – Wonder Woman 1984 and Barb & Star from Vista Del Mar. Annie Mumolo, also a co-writer and costar, joined in the fun as well.

Frenemies: In the role of the mild-mannered geologist named Barbara Minerva, Kristen portrayed a character who starts as Diana Prince’s co-worker but eventually transforms into the notorious villain Cheetah.