It is no exaggeration to say that "BJ's Diary" defined a film genre. On the evening of the 5th, the heroine Renee Zellweger appeared at the London premiere of "BJ's Diary 3: BJ's Kids", officially announcing the return of Bridget Jones, an older leftover who is trying to find true love.

That night, 47-year-old Renee appeared in London's Leicester Square with her musician boyfriend Doyle Bramhall II. The place was already crowded with enthusiastic fans, who were eager to see the true face of the Hollywood actress before the romantic comedy was officially released.

It has been 12 years since "BJ's Diary 2: The Edge of Reason" was released, and Renee, who has made her much-anticipated return, obviously enjoys being on the big screen again. Wearing a black silk one-shoulder dress, she paused briefly for photographers at the entrance before stepping onto the unique pink carpet.

The just-right cut of the long skirt highlights Renee's slender figure, and the shiny metallic tiger brooch above her left leg adds a touch of sophistication. With her hair tied up in a slightly casual bun on the back of her head and paired with exquisite makeup, her youthful vitality and elegance are well demonstrated.

Renee, accompanied by her boyfriend, was in a good mood and walked into the Leicester Theater to prepare for the premiere.

The release of this film also means that she has successfully returned to the mainstream film market. After all, her last "electric shock" was a low-key appearance in the small-production film "My Own Love Song" 6 years ago. But fans are still crazy about her selfies and autographed photos.

Also appearing were the film’s co-stars Patrick Dempsey and Colin Firth, who also wore smart suits and posed for photos.

Patrick also showed off his happiness with his 9-year-old twin sons and 14-year-old daughter.

"BJ's Diary" is inspired by the novel of British writer Helen Fielding. Helen appeared on the red carpet in a short black dress.

The couple style of Marvin and Rochelle Humes is also very eye-catching. Flight jackets, lace hollow long sleeves, and waist-cinching dresses all show the sense of detailed design.

In the film, Bridget is a news editor who is successful in her career. In the third film, she will pay more attention to the balance between life and career than the first two films. But her life was turned upside down again when she found out she was pregnant, and she wasn't even sure who the father was.

Before attending the premiere, Renee also participated in the recording of the "Good Morning Britain" program and said that the experience of filming her pregnancy made her eager to become a mother. During her six-year hiatus, Renee went to Liberia to carry out women's charity activities, enjoyed a warm life with her family, and lived a more fulfilling life than before.

In Renee's view, the reason why people love the character of Bridget so much is because "she shows her fragile side of humanity" and because the audience has witnessed her "restlessness and anxiety."

(Translation: Liu Xin)