Sandra Bullock, aged 58, makes her first public appearance in a year at an event, stunning in a cleavage-revealing outfit at a pre-Oscar bash alongside Demi Moore and Brendan Fraser.

Sandra Bullock does not hit events that often – her last red carpet appearance was in March 2022 for her film The Lost City.

The 58-year-old Oscar-winning actress usually likes to stay at home with her two children Louis and Laila and her hunky boyfriend Bryan Randall.

But this weekend The Heat actress was seen hitting a star-studded pre-Oscar bash at the Sunset Tower hotel in West Hollywood.

The brunette bombshell flashed her cleavage in a blouse that was barely close as she added a blazer.

The star was seen chatting up Demi Moore and Brendan Fraser as well as CAA agent Kevin Huvane, who reps Jennifer Lopez.

Still a stunner! Sandra Bullock looked radiant at a pre-Oscar CAA party at the Sunset Tower in West Hollywood this weekend

Pretty ladies: The star was seen chatting up Demi Moore as well as CAA agent Kevin Huvane, who reps Jennifer Lopez

They were all at the CAA Pre-Oscar Party at Sunset Tower Hotel on March 10.

This comes after news that she may work with Brad Pitt again.

In September, Pitt revealed he and Sandra came up with an idea for a film that never saw the light of day.

The Hollywood pair – who have appeared alongside each other in The Lost City and Bullet Train this year – had another motion picture in mind in which they would play quibbling QVC sales people, who argue on-air amid their divorce.

The Fight Club star was asked to share his beauty secrets with British Vogue, but didn’t wish to, and so the journalist asked how his regimen has changed over time without being ‘too QVC’.

He said: ‘I wouldn’t know how to do that unless it was a comedy.’

Then Brad, 58, said: ‘Actually, Sandy [Sandra Bullock] and I did once try to develop a whole idea of a husband and wife team, who were QVC’s most successful salespeople, but we’re getting a divorce, we hate each other, and we’re taking it out on air as we sell things … That’s as far as we got.’

Brad recently said he wishes to continue working with ‘old friend’ Sandra.

Another snapshot: Bullock with Brian Tyree Henry and Brendan Fraser

He said: ‘Sandy is an old friend. She’s a diehard person I could call for favours over the years and I have done many many times and she’s always there.

‘Her timing was great, she was a great person to have in my ear in a situation like what which is actually kind of intimate. It just worked out really well and she had her film and I got to do a little bit of hers. I think we’ll continue to do the same.’

Meanwhile, Moore said she is ‘so proud’ of her life these days.

The 60-year-old actress was previously married to late musician Freddy Moore, then to fellow Hollywood star Bruce Willis and has Rumer, 34, Scout 31, and Tallulah, 29, with him and later went on to tie the knot with Ashton Kutcher but been single for most of the time since their split in 2013 and a source has claimed that she is ‘so grateful’ for the support network she has around her.

She took a break it seems! Bullock’s last big splashy event was the UK Special Screening of The Lost Cityon March 31, 2022 in London

The source told this week’s edition of UsWeekly magazine: ‘Demi is very proud of the life she’s created for herself. She’s very grateful to have such a warm and loving group of friends and family members surrounding her and supporting her.’

In the run up to her milestone birthday late last year, the ‘Ghost’ star insisted that she was not going to be defined by a number and instead was using her life experience to define herself as reflected on being called an ‘icon’ for achieving 40 years in showbusiness.

She said: ‘Not being defined by a number and instead being defined by my experience. You hit 59 and you’re already thinking, ‘Well, I’m going to be 60.’ It feels very liberating. When I think of my grandmother at 60, she in a way seemed to be already resigned to being old. But I feel, in so many ways, more alive and present than ever!

‘To hear that in relation to yourself seems a bit out-of-body.

‘I feel flattered and a bit like, that doesn’t feel like me, but I like it. To me, what an icon has always signified is somebody who’s paved a way and marked something that has moved people or had impact that has been positive. And in that regard, I feel really proud to be put in a category that would be related to that.’