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Eva Longoria Shines at Global Gift Gala in Geneva

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Eva Longoria Global Gift Gala Geneva

GENEVA, Switzerland — Eva Longoria captivated audiences on Saturday as she led the arrivals at the Global Gift Gala held at the Hotel President Wilson. The actress, known for her role in “Desperate Housewives,” dazzled in a sparkling silver beaded dress featuring a strapless neckline and a dramatic train.

The 50-year-old star, who served as honorary chair of the prestigious event, complemented her glamorous ensemble with a glitzy silver necklace and chunky earrings. Her sleek, straight brunette hair framed her face, and her makeup highlighted her striking features.

Longoria was joined on the white carpet by her 6-year-old son, Santiago, whom she shares with husband José Bastón. Santiago looked charming in a light gray blazer and light blue button-up shirt matched with dark shorts and knee-high socks, capturing the hearts of attendees as he posed closely with his mother.

The event also featured appearances by Maria Bravo, the chair of the gala, and French singer Vitaa, who shared the spotlight with Longoria for photos. This high-profile appearance comes on the heels of Longoria’s recent birthday celebrations, marking her entrance into a new decade of life.

Weeks prior, Longoria celebrated her milestone birthday at a star-studded party in Miami, surrounded by friends including Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, who were seen dancing and enjoying the festivities. “Eva was glowing,” an eyewitness noted, reflecting on the joyful event.

In a social media post shared shortly after her birthday, Longoria expressed gratitude to her friends and fans for their wishes, stating, “Grateful to have begun celebrating my birthday (as it will be a month long).” She further showcased moments from her celebrations onboard a yacht, highlighting her desire to embrace this new chapter in her life.

Longoria’s film career continues to flourish as she recently starred in Disney+’s comedy-drama, “Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip.” The film sees her portraying Val Garcia, a mother navigating a multigenerational journey with her family. Talking about her upbringing, Longoria has shared insights into growing up with three sisters and how it shaped her confidence.

Reflecting on her past, she remarked, “I knew I wasn’t the pretty one so I decided to focus on being the funny one and the smart one.” This self-awareness has propelled her career and continues to resonate with her audience, contributing to her enduring popularity in Hollywood.

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