Fancy seeing you here! Kate Beckinsale (left) took daughter Lily (front left) to get her nails done and ran into Brooke Shields there with her two daughters (in blue and yellow)
With thousands of Hollywood stars living in Los Angeles, the likelihood of two bumping into each other is higher than average.
So it's no wonder Kate Beckinsale didn't look too surprised when she bumped into actress Brooke Shields as she took daughter Lily to get her nails done.
The 37-year-old actress decided to treat nine-year-old Lily to some pampering at the Nail Spa Lane in Santa Monica when she ran into Brooke, who was there with her own daughters Rowan, seven, and four-year-old Grier.
Having a chat: Kate and Brooke didn't stop talking as they had their nails doneKate, who was recently named the third hottest mother in Hollywood in a new poll, looked relaxed and casual in her outfit of a white long-sleeved T-shirt and grey skinny jeans.
She even came prepared for the occasion, switching her heels for flip-flops to ensure her pedicure remained in tact as she left the salon.
But it was just a pedicure for Brooke, who has her right hand bandaged up after breaking it during rehearsals for new musical Leap Of Faith.
Look at my nails, Mummy! Brooke admires seven-year-old Rowan's nails
Injured: It was just a pedicure for Brooke, who broke her hand during rehearsals for new musical Leap Of FaithHowever, despite appearances, a representative for the actress said the injury wasn't as bad as it looked, and should be healed very soon.
She said: 'Brooke broke her hand during rehearsal for the musical Leap Of Faith.
'The cast will be off before previews on September 11. It was a minor break and did not affect the production schedule.'
Always be prepared: Kate ensured she swapped her heels for flip-flops as she left the nail salon, to ensure her pedicure stayed perfectly in place
Casual day out: Brooke and Rowan had earlier popped into the grocery storeBrooke is set to star alongside actor Raul Esparaza in the musical, which tells the story of con artist Jonas Nightingale as he moves to Kansas.
While the local sheriff is determined to stop Nightingale taking advantage of the locals, everything changes when he meets waitress Marva, played by Brooke, and her son.
The show is due to officially open on October 3rd at Los Angeles' Ahmanson Theatre.
source: dailymail
