Sandra Bullock Shows Her Stunning Figure In New Photos

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Sandra Bullock shared her fifth Instagram post ever on Mother’s Day — a rare glimpse of her two children and the women she has lost — and the words she chose to close it with stopped everyone who read them completely cold. She kept it short, the way she keeps everything — writing seven words to her late mother and grandmother that said more about love, loss and regret than most people manage in a lifetime. After three years of grief, two kids to raise alone and a comeback nobody pushed her into — Sandra Bullock opened the door just enough to let the world see she is still here, still standing and still the most quietly powerful woman in Hollywood.

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