Sandra Bullock remembers 'nothing' about first Oscar win
Actress Sandra Bullock revealed that she has almost no memory of her 2010 Oscar win because she was secretly caring for her newborn son, Louis, who was suffering from acid reflux. She prioritized getting home to feed her son over celebrating the career milestone.
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Hear this story Sandra Bullock can barely remember winning her first Oscar, and with good reason.
The "Practical Magic" star, 62, revealed that she was secretly caring for her newborn son, Louis, while attending the 2010 Academy Awards, where she won Best Actress for her portrayal of real-life football mom Leigh Anne Tuohy in "The Blind Side."
When asked by "Live with Kelly and Mark" host Mark Consuelos what she remembers most about that night, Bullock said, "Nothing."
"Well, I had maybe two hours of sleep? I was hiding a newborn," Bullock said during the Sept. 10 appearance on the TV talk show. "No one knew I had Lou, and he had acid reflux, so he slept only every two hours. So I don’t remember much of the night."
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