Anne Hathaway, Expecting Third Child, Steps Out for 'The End of Oak Street' Premiere
Anne Hathaway walked the red carpet at the Warner Bros. world premiere of The End of Oak Street on August 9, 2026, visibly pregnant with her third child. The screening took place at the Steven J. Ross Theater on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, California (Deadline).
Hathaway and her husband, Adam Shulman, 45, are expecting their third child together (Yahoo Entertainment). The pregnancy was kept under wraps earlier this year: Hathaway hid it during the press tour for The Devil Wears Prada 2, according to Page Six (Page Six). Now, five days out from the film's theatrical release, there was no hiding it.
The premiere drew a full cast and producing team. Co-stars Maisy Stella, Ewan McGregor, Alexa Davis (also credited as Jordan Alexa Davis), Christian Convery, and Lexi Underwood all attended, as did producers J.J. Abrams, Hannah Minghella, Jon Cohen, David Robert Mitchell, Matt Jackson, and Tommy Harper. Warner Bros. film chiefs Pam Abdy and Michael DeLuca were also on hand — the studio's top creative executives, who between them oversee the slate of films the greenlight, develop, and release (Deadline).
The End of Oak Street is a Warner Bros. Pictures film, scheduled to open in theatres on August 14, 2026 (Yahoo Entertainment). The five-day gap between a studio-lot premiere and a wide release is standard for a major release: the premiere serves as the formal launch of press and publicity, with reviews and interviews timed to land in the days before audiences can buy a ticket.
Hathaway has a second film arriving later this year. Verity, another title on her 2026 slate, is scheduled for release on October 2 (Yahoo Entertainment). Two films in three months is a heavy promotional calendar under any circumstances. With a baby on the way, the window between finishing one press cycle and starting the next will be tight.
For now, the spotlight belongs to The End of Oak Street and its ensemble. The Ross Theater premiere put the cast, the producers, and the studio leadership in the same room — the full chain of decision-makers behind a film, gathered the week it reaches audiences.
