Shia LaBeouf spends quality time with his mother Shayna Said after scoring a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame
He is among 35 new celebrities that will be honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame in 2021.
So Shia LaBeouf no doubt had plenty to talk about with his mother Shayna Said as he met up with her following the announcement on Thursday.
The actor, 34, seemed in good spirits as he headed for a stroll with his mum near her home in Los Angeles.
Congrats: So Shia LaBeouf no doubt had plenty to talk about with his mother Shayna Said as he met up with her on Thursday following the news he will be honoured with a Hollywood Star
Clad in his favourite pair of running leggings teamed with a graphic T-shirt, the Transformers star jogged along.
Shayna looked vibrant in shades of plum and lime as she joined her son on the outing using a mobility scooter.
She looked every inch the proud mother, and was no doubt full of praise for her son after he scooped a star on the Walk Of Fame.
Out and about: The actor, 34, seemed in good spirits as he headed for a stroll with his mum near her home in Los Angeles
Shia, who found fame in Disney series Even Stevens, has transitioned from Disney child star to a unique A-list actor of his generation.
He is among 35 names on a star-studded list that was chosen from hundreds of nominations at a selection committee meeting held this month.
The Hollywood Walk Of Fame consists of more than 2,600 five-pointed terrazzo and brass stars embedded in the sidewalks along 15 blocks of Hollywood Boulevard and and three blocks of Vine Street in Hollywood.
Child star: Shia, who found fame in Disney series Even Stevens, has transitioned from Disney child star to a unique A-list actor of his generation
Being selected to receive a star doesn’t always result in that person actually getting one.
Each recipient has two years to schedule their ceremonies from the date of their selection, which means some of them may not receive their spot on or near Hollywood Boulevard until 2022.
And the stars don’t come free of charge.
Each nominees has a $50,000 fee, which is typically paid for by the nominating organization, to the Hollywood Historic Trust charitable foundation for the creation, installation and maintenance of the star.