The Breakfast Club's Molly Ringwald, 56, hasn't aged a day as she poses with rarely-seen kids
Molly Ringwald barely seems to have aged a day since her iconic 1980s movies.
The 56 year old star actress shot to stardom after featuring in director John Hughes's memorable films, starting with Sixteen Candles in 1984.
Molly played Samantha Baker in the film, teaming up with John once more for The Breakfast Club in 1985, starring as Claire Standish, then she was Andie Walsh in Pretty in Pink in 1986.
Even though she has kept acting over the years, starring in popular shows like Riverdale and Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story, she is always remembered fondly for her roles back in the 80s.
Now Molly has ben pictured at the 41st Miami Film Festival in Florida, to collect the Variety Creative Vanguard Award which was honouring her. She was pictured alongside her rarely-seen 14 year old twins Adele and Roman Gianopoulos.
All were smartly dressed for the event, as befits a red carpet appearance, with Adele sporting a simple black dress, while Roman wore a black suit with white shirt. Molly rocked a simple white dress with gold detailing.
The actress shares the twins and 20-year-old daughter, Mathilda, with husband Panio Gianopoulos.
Molly recently attracted the attention of fans during a trip to Paris, which she posted on Instagram.
In her post, Molly penned: "What a delight to visit my old hood in such a sweet (literally) way! Thank you Frank [Barron] for the beautiful deconstructed Pavlova".
Her post was filled with several snaps, including one where she was sitting next to renowned baker Frank.
One fan compared her to her iconic role in Pretty In Pink, saying: "You're still pretty in pink".
The sentiment was echoed by others with one adoring fan chiming in: "Forever Pretty in pink" whilst another piped up: "You are as beautiful as ever."
Further flattery came when someone pointed out: "You literally do not age."
Rounding off the series of compliments, one adoring follower chirped: "You barely look like you've aged."
