Reese Witherspoon has countless fans across the globe who watch every project that she releases. However, her children aren’t among them.

The 48-year-old actress shares daughter Ava and son Deacon with her ex Ryan Phillipe. Her younger son Tennessee is from her marriage to Jim Toth.

During a recent interview, Reese said that her kids “actively avoid” watching anything that she stars in. However, she said that one of them did watch her new movie You’re Cordially Invited and had a humbling review.

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“I literally have my son tell me last night that he did not know I made a living being funny. He was like, ‘I just didn’t realize. You’re funny at home—sort of,’” she told E! News.

She noted that he watched her new movie with her and was surprised by people’s response.

“When he sat through the movie, he was like, ‘People were laughing at your stuff,’” she said, adding “I was like, ‘Yeah.’”

His review? “He told me kids his age won’t want to go see it because we’re old,” she joked. “That’s what he said to me: ‘You’re old. But they’ll love it when they when they do watch it with their parents.’”

Reese has been busy on the movie’s press tour. She appeared on Good Morning America and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday (January 29). We’ve got photos of her outside both studios in New York City in the gallery!

If you missed it, Reese recently revealed a British actress who “doesn’t like” her anymore and explained what happened to their friendship.

She also provided an update on the Legally Blonde prequel series.

AUSTIN (KXAN) -- Willie Nelson's annual 4th of July Picnic and Fireworks show is returning to its Lone Star roots this summer.

The beloved Texas musician's 4th of July celebration will be held at the Germania Insurance Arena on July 4 in Austin, reverting back to Texas after last year's concert was held in Camden, New Jersey.

The 2025 lineup will feature Willie Nelson & Family, Bob Dylan, The Avett Brothers, The Mavericks, Asleep At The Wheel and Tami Neilson, per Monday's announcement.

“I’m 92 years old and I’ll be there so you have no excuse,” Nelson said in the release. “I look forward to bringing back my annual 4th of July Picnic to the city I love and sharing this special event with all my Austin fans.”

Nelson began the holiday tradition in 1973, according to records from the Bullock Texas State History Museum. That concert began as a three-day stint in Dripping Springs, with the location paying homage to the Dripping Springs Reunion Nelson played in 1972 that inspired the creation of the 4th of July concert.

The 2024 concert, played at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, featured Bob Dylan, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, Maren Morris, Mavis Staples and Celisse on its lineup. Prior to its northeastern relocation, Q2 Stadium hosted the concert in 2022 and 2023, following a virtual iteration of the show in 2021.

Nelson's traditional showcase has only strayed away from Texas a handful of times. Prior to the 2024 concert, the last time it was held outside Texas was in 2009, when the concert took place in South Bend, Indiana.

Other non-Texas locations included Tulsa, Oklahoma in 1977; Kansas City, Missouri in 1978; Atlanta, Georgia in 1983; and George, Washington in 2007.

General ticket sales begin at 10 a.m. on Friday on Ticketmaster's website. Alongside eight hours' worth of live music, the event will also include food, drinks and fireworks.