Julia Roberts, the beloved star of the romantic comedy “Pretty Woman,” captured the hearts of millions with her radiant smile and luxurious red locks. Her popularity soared during filming, prompting the writers to tweak the film’s ending to ensure a more uplifting conclusion, sparing fans from disappointment.

Roberts stands as one of the most renowned actresses in Hollywood, commanding hefty paychecks that shattered records. She was the first actress to earn over $20 million for a single film role.

Beyond her professional achievements, Roberts’ personal life has been a subject of intrigue. Dubbed the “runaway bride” by tabloids for her penchant for sudden and unexpected breakups, she has been married twice.

Her first marriage was to country singer Lyle Lovett, a whirlwind romance that ended in divorce after just two years. Her second husband, cinematographer Daniel Moder, whom she met on the set of “The Mexican,” walked down the aisle with her in a lavish ceremony.

Rumors circulated that Roberts facilitated Moder’s speedy divorce from his previous spouse with a substantial financial settlement.

In 2004, Roberts and Moder welcomed twins, Finn Walter and Hazel Patricia, followed by their younger brother, Henry Daniel, three years later. Despite her illustrious career, Roberts prioritized her role as a mother, occasionally stepping away from the limelight to focus on her family.

Renowned for her timeless beauty, Roberts has been named the most beautiful woman by “People” magazine multiple times, most recently on the eve of her 50th birthday.

She keeps her children out of the public eye, preferring to shield them from her celebrity status.