He might be one of the most famous faces in Hollywood, but Jack Nicholson prefers to live a reclusive life, only stepping out for rare, select appearances at industry events.
But the 87-year-old actor decided that the Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary bash in New York City was special enough to attend - making the glittering evening his first high-profile outing in over a year.
Jack, who is regarded as one of the most prolific actors of the 20th century, was joined by his daughter, Lorraine, 34, at the event.
The three-time Oscar winner even had a starring role during the live sketch show and tribute concert as he introduced Adam Sandler to the stage.
Sitting among other celebrities at the event, Jack was seen wearing a black suit with a New York Yankees beret and dark sunglasses as he announced from his seat: "Ladies and gentlemen, Adam Sandler."
Jack's daughter, Lorraine, looked glamorous in a brown sleeveless, high-neck fitted dress. Her brown and blonde locks were effortlessly styled and she polished off her look with simple gold hooped earrings.
Happy Gilmore actor Adam was honored to have Jack attend the celebratory evening and reference how special it was. "Yeah, let's hear it for Jack, baby!" the comedy star said, before adding: "Jack made it out tonight, love you brother."
Jack Nicholson's private life away from the Hollywood spotlight
Though Jack made the trip to the East Coast, he predominantly resides at his sprawling home on Mulholland Blvd in Beverly Hills.
Jack mostly spends time at home but is often surrounded by family. The Shining actor is a father to six children from five different women.
He has a particularly close bond with his daughter, Lorraine, and Ray, 32, both of whom he welcomed with his ex-partner Rebecca Broussard.
Lorraine and Ray have both ventured into Hollywood and though their famous dad hasn't been seen in public since May 2023 when he attended a basketball game, he has appeared in their photos on social media.
Fans got a glimpse of Jack's jam-packed awards shelf in a photo of him and Lorraine sharing a hug in his study.
Behind the father-daughter duo, a bookcase was filled with books as well as plenty of his statues like his Oscars and his Golden Globes.
Naturally, the post sparked some interest among Jack's loyal fans who relish receiving an update on how the veteran film star is doing.
Lorraine wrote in the caption: "The giving season." One fan said in response: "So that's how Jack looks like now," and another wrote: "Hey, there is our legendary Jack, Happy New Year and hope you all had a Merry Christmas."
Filmmaker Nancy Meyers added: "Your dad looks great."