Kirsten Dunst's son, Ennis, makes a rare public appearance at his Walk of Fame ceremony

Kirsten Dunst received a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame this week and she accompanied her son. The actress tends to keep her privacy for herself, so that fans rarely see the young Ennis. On Tuesday, however, he watched at home in front of the camera.

Dunst received his rightful place on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday, honoring his decades of work in the industry. She was accompanied by friends and family, including her partner Jesse Plemons and their son Ennis.

One can see it in the photos of the event, wearing a matching blue dress shirt, a baseball cap and navy blue pants. The toddler wore blue sneakers and a broad smile, greeting the cameras with all the professional warmth that made his mother famous.

Ennis was born on May 3, 2018, making him one of the youngest children in Hollywood. He is the first and only child of Dunst, shared with Plemons, with whom she started out in 2016.

Plemons delivered a heartfelt speech at the stars ceremony on Tuesday, putting Dunst and many others on the brink of tears. He recounted the story of his first encounter with Dunst at the Los Angeles International Airport and his love at first sight.

"I looked at her in the eyes and saw the beautiful, soft, unguarded and welcoming human being she was." It's really in an instant, "he said. You are everything to me, and I never thought I would have a partner who understands me as you do. "

As for his credit in Hollywood, many people see this price for Dunst as late. The actress has been working professionally since 1989, when she was only 7 years old. However, to her frustration, she is still often tied to these early credits, despite the work she has done since. In an interview with Larry Flick on Sirius XM This week, she discussed this gap.

"I've never been nominated for anything – maybe twice for a Golden Globe when I was small and one for Fargo, "Dunst says." I always feel like nobody – I do not know, maybe they just think I'm the daughter of Bring it on. "

Dunst pointed out some of his projects that were poorly received at first, but that had aged well, including Marie Antoinette and Drop Dead Georgeous.

"You have all succeeded, and now you all love," she said. "… I feel a lot of things that I do as before, I have never been recognized in my area."

However, the actress put on her shoulders the blame for being neglected, saying that she was not playing enough typical Hollywood game to stay on the radar.

"I'm so cold, maybe I do not play enough in the game," she said. "But then, I do, I mean, I do everything I'm supposed to do, it's not like I'm rude or like, do not advertise or anything. "

All this seems to change with Dunst's lead role in the new hit show Become a god in Central Florida. The show airs in Showtime on Sunday nights at 10 pm AND.

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