Whoopi Goldberg was the picture of joy as she celebrated her cannabis line over the weekend.
The 68-year-old star of The View — who recently shared personal insights in her latest memoir — made a rare red carpet appearance with her only child, Alex Martin, 51, in the vibrant beachside city of Venice, California.
The talk show host looked stunning in a blush-toned button-up blouse adorned with hut patterns, paired with matching slacks.
She accessorized her look with a silver necklace, dainty gold hoop earrings, and her signature glasses. Her raven locks framed her face beautifully, and her minimal makeup highlighted her natural beauty.
Alex Martin, turning heads in a gorgeous black jumpsuit with a floral print, accompanied her mother.
She accessorized with oversized earrings, a silver necklace, and a variety of silver rings, completing her ensemble with tan sandals. Her glamorous makeup accentuated her plump pout and pink cheeks, while her raven locks were styled in a sleek ponytail.
© Steve GranitzAlex was born to Whoopi, whose real name is Caryn Elaine Johnson, and Alvin Martin, a drug counselor, in 1973.
The event, titled "A Night with Whoopi," was held to celebrate the launch of Goldberg's cannabis line, Emma & Clyde, as well as the Whoopi & Maya brands.
© Steve GranitzThe Sister Act star also posed with her business partner, Maya Elisabeth, on the red carpet. Maya looked chic in a low-cut floral and polka dot maxi dress, with her brunette locks styled to the side. Her full glam makeup look emphasized her striking blue eyes and pout.
The Whoopi & Maya brand, part of the WhoopFam line, offers cannabis-infused bath salts, edible drops, and body balm, specifically designed to provide relief from menstrual discomfort.
© Steve GranitzTheir products cater to both medical and recreational users, focusing on women's health.
Leslie Jones was also present at the event, looking fabulous in a black and green blazer paired with black cargo jeans.
She completed her look with trendy black and white sneakers and a crossbody purse. The Ghostbusters star accessorized with dainty silver hoop earrings and various rings, and her makeup showcased her flawless skin and bright pout.
© Steve GranitzEmma & Clyde, Whoopi's other cannabis brand, is set to offer items such as edibles and pre-rolls.
Speaking about her use of marijuana, Whoopi shared, "For people like me, it was always used to stop the [menstrual] cramps – and the side hustle of that is that it was fun, it made you laugh and stuff. They're not taboo anymore because we all know women get a period. We know. So you can either make it hard, which they've done in terms of creating something that helps women... But this [cannabis] we know works," she told Forbes in June.
