Ana de Armas lived a tense moment on the red carpet of the Oscars due to a strange question that a reporter asked.
She was one of the protagonists of the 95th edition of the Oscars. The 34-year-old artist was nominated for Best Leading Actress for giving life to Marilyn Monroe in Blonde, although the statuette ultimately went to Michelle Yeoh for All at Once Everywhere.
Even so, Ana dazzled on the red carpet with a Louis Vuitton design with which she winked at one of Marilyn Monroe's most iconic looks: the famous dress in which she sang happy birthday to John F. Kennedy. in 1962.
They coincide in the N- color, in the straps and in the way in which it fits the body, and in the embroidery with crystals. However, the Spanish-Cuban actress contributed some ruffles at the end of the skirt, forming a tail.
The moment of her on the red carpet
Ana de Armas attended the press accredited to the Oscars on the red carpet, where she experienced a most uncomfortable moment. The channel reporter, Axel Kuschevatzky, asked her a strange question that completely upset the interpreter.
"People don't know how much effort it took you to come to the United States, to spend weeks in Alex Pettyfer's chair," he told her, referring to a 32-year-old British actor.
Ana, visibly confused, quickly settled the matter: "Who? I have never lived in anyone's chair." At that moment, Kuschevatzky tried to redirect the interview by reaffirming the efforts that Armas has made to get to where she is and asking her if she has been rewarded.
"Yes, of course. There have been many years of a lot of effort, a lot of work, and a lot of sacrifices... And leaving people behind and taking risks," the actress replied with complete professionalism.
