‘Dramatic’ Kyra Sedgwick apologizes to daughter Sosie for her behavior in relatable footage

Kyra Sedgwick isn’t at all dramatic! The Hollywood star was enjoying a walk in nature with her actress daughter Sosie Bacon, 34, when the pair decided to utilize their acting skills with a tongue-in-cheek video. 

Giving an insight into their close mother-daughter bond, Kyra apologized to Sosie for being “dramatic” as they walked along the path. 

“Sorry I was a little dramatic today,” the subtitles read on the screen. Sosie then appeared, mimicking her response with dramatic arm movements: “It’s okay, I’m used to it,” she smiled. 

Sosie then skipped off ahead of her mother, as the camera panned to a shocked looking Kyra. In the caption, the star wrote: “Dramatic? I’m not DRAMATIC!” 

Fans adored the footage, with many chiming in on the relatable clip. “This made me laugh so much, must be a mom and daughter thing!” one wrote, while another commented: “It must be a daughter thing.” A third added: “Actress, hello!” 

Kyra and her family often treat fans to fun videos on social media. The actress often shares footage with her husband Kevin Bacon from their Connecticut farm, which range from singing with the farm animals to dancing in the living room together. 

The couple are also parents to son Travis, 37, a singer and actor. The entire family recently worked together in horror-comedy, Family Movie, which premiered at the SXSW Film Festival on March 13. 

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Kevin and Kyra were behind the concept, suggesting that the family make a movie together. The synopsis reads: “A filmmaking family finds themselves in a real-life horror movie when a body turns up on the set of their low-budget slasher, forcing them to cover up the murder to keep filming.” 

Sosie opened up about the idea coming to life while talking to People. “No, I didn’t have to audition. They suggested that the four of us do a movie together,” she said. 

“We wanted it to be comedy horror kind of energy. We met with a couple of writers. Dan [Beers] was just the right man for the job,” she said of the movie’s screenplay writer.” 

She added: “He zoomed with all of us individually to try to get a sense of us because we didn’t know him before. And then we read the script that he produced and we were like, ‘Oh my God, this is so accurate. How did he know all that from a couple of zooms?’ So yeah, I mean it didn’t take much convincing. We were excited.” 

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At the beginning of June, Kyra opened up about working with her grown-up children during an interview on the Today show. “It’s a great movie,” she said, adding that it was “amazing, it was incredible!” to work with her family. 

“It’s so rare that you get to see your adult children in the world in a work situation,” she remarked, then quipping: “First of all, I can’t believe that they actually said yes, that they wanted to do the movie!”