Sharon Stone's son Laird, 18, towers over the actress, 65, as they enjoy rare ... trends now
Sharon Stone enjoyed a rare outing with one of her three adopted sons on Wednesday afternoon in the Los Angeles area.
Stone, 65, and her middle child Laird, 18, were photographed running errands together in Beverly Hills.
Laird towered over the 5foot8inch actress as they strolled the sidewalk towards their parked vehicle.
Stone looked youthful in a stylish outfit that included white sweatpants and a black blazer.
She rocked a navy blue graphic tee and kept a bright yellow purse in the crook of her arm.
Rare: Sharon Stone enjoyed a rare outing with one of her three adopted sons on Wednesday afternoon in the Los Angeles area
Youthful: Stone looked youthful in a stylish outfit that included white sweatpants and a black blazer
Stone had a huge smile on her face while interacting with Laird — who she adopted in May 2005.
With COVID-19 on the rise again in LA, Laird opted to wear a face mask while interacting with the public.
The teen rocked a red T-shirt, blue camouflage shorts and white Converse high-top sneakers for his outing with mom.
At one point, Stone was photographed carrying some papers in one of her hands while grabbing onto her car keys with the other as her son trailed behind her.
Later the duo appeared to stop for lunch as Laird was seen carrying a to-go box.
Along with Laird, she has adopted sons, Roan, 23, and Quinn, 16.
Stone adopted her eldest Roan with her ex-husband Phil Bronstein, now 70, in 2000 after years of struggling to conceive.
She had suffered nine miscarriages as a result of an autoimmune disease that made it very difficult for her to carry a pregnancy to full term.
After her life-changing stroke in 2001 and the end of her six-year marriage in 2004, the couple entered a bitter custody battle, which Stone lost.
She adopted Laird in 2005 and told PEOPLE that she'd been trying to adopt a second child 'for years'; the pair seen in 2015
She is also mom to adopted sons Roan, 23, and Quinn, 16; the trio seen in 2017
Bronstein was awarded primary custody, with Stone getting visits from her son every month.
She recently claimed that her iconic role in the film Basic Instinct (1992) harmed her chances of having custody of Roan.
'I lost custody of my child. When the judge asked my child -- my tiny little, tiny boy, "Do you know your mother makes sex movies?"' Stone told iHeart's Table for Two With Bruce
