Matt Damon says that, for him, his wife went to Oscars party while recovering from brain surgery

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Set us as preferred Matt Damon revealed that his wife of more than 20 years, Luciana “Lucy” Barroso, suffered a brain aneurysm.The revelation came during an interview with GQ, when “The Odyssey” star opened up about a time he felt a tinge of FOMO watching the Oscars from bed with his wife and then-newborn baby.

It was the 79th Academy Awards in 2007 and Martin Scorsese was nominated for best director for “The Departed,” which was also up for best picture.Damon portrays a corrupt police officer in the film.“Lucy and I were laying in bed watching it and so nervous for Marty,” he told the magazine.

“And then when he won, I was jumping up and down in the bedroom and I remember being really excited.And then the next category was best picture, and The Departed won.

And I realized in that moment I hadn’t even considered that that could happen.And I turned to Lucy and I was like, ‘S—, we should be there!’ ...

I totally blew it.” After the experience, Damon said his wife wouldn’t let him miss out again, even in the wake of serious medical trauma.eIn 2024, “Oppenheimer” was up for best picture.

In the movie, Damon plays Col.Leslie R.

Groves, head of the Manhattan Project.The film won the award, and this time, Barroso had a surprise in store, an Oscar-worthy dress ready to go for the big night even though she’d just had surgery after suffering a brain aneurysm.

Entertainment & Arts Matt Damon said Devyn Dalton, his stunt double in ‘The Odyssey,’ has ‘the greatest arms’ he’s ever seen.“She’s totally fine, thank God,” he said.“But [she] had this brain surgery the week before the Oscars.

But it was the first night she felt good enough to get up and had her energy back.And she surprised me and got a dress and we went out to the after-party, because she remembered that the las...

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