Sandra Bullock remembers 'nothing' about winning Oscar
Sandra Bullock revealed she remembers "nothing" about winning her Best Actress Oscar in 2010 because she was secretly caring for her newborn adopted son, Louis, who suffered from acid reflux. She prioritized getting home to her son, spending the night with him in her dress with the Oscar on the floor.
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Sandra Bullock has said she remembers "nothing" about winning her Academy Award in 2010 because she was "hiding a newborn" at the time.
The film star, 62, won the Best Actress Oscar for portraying Leigh Anne Tuohy in sports biopic The Blind Side.
At the time, Bullock was secretly caring for her infant son Louis, whom she adopted.
Asked what she remembered about her win on Live With Kelly and Mark, Bullock replied: "Nothing."
Bullock said: "Well, I had maybe two hours of sleep? I was hiding a newborn.
"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."
Despite the significance of the award, Bullock said she was mostly eager to get home to her son.
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