Lights Out star Teresa Palmer heads back to Hollywood
ADELAIDE’S own Hollywood star Teresa Palmer is Los Angeles bound.
SHE’S just enjoyed a treechange and a seachange and now homegrown Hollywood star Teresa Palmer is Los Angeles bound.
The Adelaide-born actress, whose films include Warm Bodies, Bedtime Stories, and Point Break, is believed to have flown out of Adelaide this morning.
Before leaving Teresa, 30, who is 18-weeks pregnant, posted a photo on social media of her two-year-old son Bodhi with the caption “Bye for now Adelaide! We will see you real soon”. Another pic shows Teresa giving her Audi — she’s an ambassador for the prestige car barns — a hug. “You’ve been good to us old girl! Thanks for the last 6 weeks of adventure! #alwaysaudi #audisolitaire #Audisolitaire,” she writes.
Earlier this year Teresa moved back to South Australia to take over her father’s property at Scott Creek, with the intention of “splitting our time between Los Angeles and the Adelaide Hills”.
She has spent the past few weeks holidaying in Hamilton Island and Seacliff, where she has also been working on her website Your Zen Mama, recently posting an article with a photo of herself breastfeeding Bodhi at the beach.
Lamenting the way “social discrimination against woman who breastfeed their older toddler can be immense”, Teresa advocates — to quote the article’s title — “Breastfeeding Throughout Toddlerhood and Beyond”.
Teresa in believed to have gone back to the US to promote her latest Warner Bros movie Lights Out a supernatural horror film in which she plays the female lead Rebecca due for release on July 22.
Teresa and Bodhi, were her director husband Mark Webber and his son Isaac, 8, are expected to spend the next three months in the US, with the actress telling a local friend on social media she would see her in November.