It’s official, we’d very much like to be a part of the Big Little Lies cast.
The queen ladies recently all got together for a casual game of bowling.
Sharing with very envious fans, Nicole Kidman gave us a little look into the fun ladies night and boy, did it look like an absolute strike.
Nic took to her Instagram story to show that she, Meryl Streep, Reese Witherspoon and Shailene Woodley were having a blast.
Strike!
The gang had a fab Sunday night out.
Sunday night fun with our amazing #BigLittleLies crew,” the 50-year-old actress penned alongside a snap of the foursome.
In a following Instagram story, we see that Zoe Kravitz also made it to the festivities.
Notably missing was their co-star and BFF Laura Dern.
The gang got to see their sister earlier that weekend when the 51-year-old joined Reese Witherspoon and Zoe Kravitz to support Shailene Woodley by seeing her new film, Adrift.
Laura was clearly blown away, sharing a proud picture from the afternoon screening.
“Saw the unbelievable true story, ADRIFT, with amazing Shai. Wow. Go. ♥️”
Mum-of-three Reese echoed the praise, writing, “What a night at the movies ! @adriftmovie Blew me away!!”
“Seeing this incredible true story , I was on the edge of my seat, cheering on @shailenewoodley & @mrsamclaflin who are stuck adrift on a sailboat in the Pacific Ocean. Shailene is outstanding in a rare performance of woman vs. nature that is not to be missed.”
Adding, “You must see this movie !!”
Zoe then added her hat in the rink, remarking, “EVERYONE ! Runnnnnnn, don’t walk to see @adriftmovie ! What an inspiring, badass, beautiful, CRAZY and TRUE story about the power of the human spirit.”
Before giving her friend a shout out, “With stunning performances by @mrsamclaflin and @shailenewoodley • so proud of you girl. ♥️ THANK YOU FOR TELLING THIS STORY.”
Shailene, 26, was blown away by the kind words, telling fans, “WHAT TRUE SUPPORT AND SISTERHOOD LOOKS LIKE. I feel so shown up for.”
The girls are currently filming the second series of the show, which will air next year.
