Naomi Watts beams with pride over her children. On Monday, October 13, the 57-year-old star of *All’s Fair* was bestowed with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Addressing the gathered crowd from a podium, she reflected on the significance of having her support system by her side. "I’m incredibly proud of my kids," Watts declared, her eyes twinkling as she glanced over at her son Sasha [Schreiber]. "My son Sasha, a freshman at USC [University of Southern California], is here straight from class," she shared, a warm smile gracing her face. "He just rolled in, and he’s blossoming into the kindest, most charismatic young man," she added, her voice brimming with affection for the 18-year-old.
Watts also extended her heartfelt gratitude to her 16-year-old daughter Kai, "a high school senior who’s both fierce and fearless," as well as her stepson Will, "a young artist following in his father’s footsteps," who is on the cusp of graduating from college. Before acknowledging her two children, whom she shares with Liev Schreiber, the *Friend* actress offered a special shout-out to her husband, Billy Crudup, who "has shown me phenomenal love and support."
During the ceremony, Watts, Sasha, and the 57-year-old *Morning Show* actor all flashed broad smiles for a group photo. The *King Kong* actress frequently offers glimpses into her blended family dynamic, co-parenting alongside Schreiber and Crudup, especially for life’s milestone moments. "The graduate!!!" Liev captioned an Instagram post in June, celebrating their son’s high school graduation. Watts also shared a similar photo on her Instagram Stories, adorned with a sticker that read, "Congrats!"
More recently, Watts revealed that she "cried" when Sasha left for college. "We packed and unpacked, stacked and color-coded. We walked and walked, waking up early with excitement," she captioned an August Instagram post, starting with a photo of the teen sitting on his dorm bed. "Then we shopped and shopped, and sometimes fought about stupid stuff... We laughed, we cried, I had a few extra secret cries and maybe some not-so-private ones. We hugged a lot. We built things, we talked to robots, we ate good food. We got lost a bunch," her lengthy post continued.
She also recently lauded Kai for her successful stint at New York Fashion Week. The teen opened Jason Wu’s show in September, donning the designer’s COLLAGE Spring 2026 collection. Cameras captured the British actress and producer beaming with joy as she attended Kai’s show, clad in a matching ensemble similar in hue to what her daughter sported on the runway. "I want to be a supermodel. Period," Kai told *Interview Magazine* ahead of the NYFW show. "I’ve been practicing my walks in the kitchen for years; my mom can show you all the videos I forced her to film."
