Jamie Lee Curtis Injured Her Leg after Oscar Awards - She Reveals Photo

• Jamie Lee Curtis stunned fans with a broken leg after the Oscars celebration.
• Her husband of 39 years still supports her, he shows tender feelings and prepares breakfast for her.

Veteran actress Jamie Lee Curtis geared up for the 95th Academy Awards as a first-time nominee and planned on going along with her beloved husband, Christopher Guest.

Curtis was nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her stint in the movie, "Everything Everywhere All at Once." She joked a month before the big event that she would be coercing her spouse to be her date for the evening.

"I'm bringing my husband. I'm forcing him to go with me. Poor guy," she said. Curtis revealed Guest played an integral role in encouraging her to accept the gig for the film – which received several nominations at this year's Oscar Awards.

They shot the film in Los Angeles, and Curtis previously shot her "Halloween" movies in three other locations, including Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

She admitted that if "Everything Everywhere All at Once" had been filmed in Georgia, she would probably not have accepted the job. Thankfully, the location was close to home, and she agreed to be a part of it.

For the 2023 Oscars, Curtis and her husband, Guest, stepped out for the red carpet while dressed up for the occasion. She donned a rhinestone-covered champagne Dolce & Gabbana dress and accessorized with pendant earrings. Meanwhile, Guest wore a traditional black bow tie tuxedo suit.

During the red carpet pre-show, Curtis divulged what she got up to before getting her glam look for the event and said she had "a little breakfast" prepared by her darling spouse, adding he "offered" to make it.

When speaking about her Oscar nod, the movie star shared what she would tell her younger self. "My goal in life as an old lady is just to say: 'Relax, you are enough,'" she said.

Curtis Injured Her Leg: What Happened?

Curtis ultimately won her first-ever Oscar Award for her supporting role in "Everything Everywhere All at Once," and credited those who helped make it happen.

In her acceptance speech, she mentioned the movie's directors, the crew, and her co-star, Michelle Yeoh, including her "dream team," and said together; they had won an Oscar.

Curtis also gave a shoutout to her beloved spouse, Guest, her daughters, Annie and Ruby, and sister Kelly and said they had just won an Academy Award too.

She credited fans who have "supported" her films throughout her career and stated, "we just won an Oscar together." The win is significant for the producer as her parents, Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis, were each nominated for an Oscar in different categories but never won.

Following her victory, she continued celebrating the achievement at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Curtis posed for snapshots while lounging by the poolside while there.

The author also posted a photo showing her joyfully jumping on stage after the ceremony and a boot cast - meaning she broke her leg afterward. Curtis captioned her post:

"The Thrill of VICTORY and the AGONY of THE FEET!@everythingeverywheremovie."

Fans flooded the comments section to share their thoughts on the incident. One person said they like how genuine she is. "Love how you're so real, JL!

Another individual said it would not have been a celebration if she had not injured herself in one way or another. "Honestly, JLC, I would be disappointed if you didn’t hurt something celebrating." A third Instagram user wished her a "speedy recovery."

The Couple Speaks Honestly about the Success of Their 39-Year Marriage

In addition to her Oscar win and a broken leg, Curtis has a successful marriage spanning three decades. She and her husband, Guest, revealed the secret to their long-lasting marriage in February 2021. She said:

"Don't leave. That's really it – two words."

The "Freaky Friday" star explained that it is normal for both parties to feel like exiting the relationship sometimes when upset. "If you're telling me anybody who's been married for a long time hasn't thought, 'I hate them, I want out,' of course they have! I believe if you stay on the bus long enough, the scenery will change.

Guest joked: "It depends on what bus!" while she continued, "I think it's crucial to put yourself in the path of love." Curtis revealed she gave Guest's agent her contact details, but he never called her. They bumped into each other at a restaurant, and only then, he decided to call her the following day.

"I put myself in the path of it because I believed in that my whole life," she said," adding she and the screenwriter now have a "beautiful" life together. Curtis also revealed she has a company called My Hand In Yours and shared that at age 64, she is "as creative" as she has ever been.

Moreover, Curtis and Guest enjoyed spending quality time together during the peak of COVID-19, and she said the crisis would "bring" everyone closer to their loved ones.

Meanwhile, Guest stated he tried to remain optimistic amid the pandemic and participated in outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing while advising others to avoid consuming unpleasant news.

Not to say everyone should pretend not to care about what is happening around them but to catch a break. The producer stressed the importance of balance in one's life to avoid going "crazy."

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