Ant's Premiere: Renée Shines in Bridget Jones

Renée Zellweger's highly anticipated return to the iconic role of Bridget Jones has finally arrived, with the London premiere of "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" drawing in a star-studded crowd, including her boyfriend Ant Anstead and his two older children, Amelie and Archie.

Anstead, 45, took to social media to express his admiration for Zellweger's performance, calling the movie "absolutely utterly brilliant" and praising the lead actress as "mesmerizing and smoking hot." The couple's red-carpet appearance was a family affair, with Anstead's children showing their support for Zellweger's latest project. The film marks Zellweger's return to the beloved character after a six-year absence, and it explores Bridget's life as a widow, single mother, and sex-positive thirtysomething.

The movie follows Bridget as she navigates her relationships with a stern but charming science teacher, Mr. Walliker, and a young man she meets on Tinder, Roxster. The film also sees the return of former love interests Daniel Cleaver and Mark Darcy, adding to the complexity of Bridget's life. The script is based on Helen Fielding's original work, drawing from her own experiences as a single mother navigating the complexities of her life.

Zellweger's portrayal of Bridget is both humorous and poignant, tackling themes of women's anxieties and vulnerabilities, particularly in regards to aging, relationships, and self-acceptance. The film is a tear-jerking exploration of grief but also a joyful ride through romance and self-discovery. As Zellweger returns to the character, she expresses her anticipation and nervousness, saying "My dumb face went to the surface... So tingly and blubberally."

With its uplifting message and relatable storyline, "Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" is set to captivate audiences worldwide. As Ant Anstead and his family showed their support for Zellweger's latest project, it's clear that this film is not to be missed. With its talented cast, witty script, and heartfelt themes, it's an ant-icipated release that will leave viewers eager for more.