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beloved actress Selma Blair Talking about her favorite things Metropolitan Museum of Art Charity Gala moment — and vowed to return to fashion’s biggest night “one day.”
“I used to be a regular at the Met Gala,” Blair, 53, said exclusively US Weekly Friday, May 1, while attending Calamigos Ranch Resort & Spa’s World’s Leading Hotel certification celebration.
“I haven’t attended it in years, but I have great memories of it,” she continued. “My first time was with bernaz sarafpurand then I worked with Chanel for a few years, and I think more recently with Marc Jacobs—but that was probably 20 years ago. “
She added, “So I love it. I love seeing what everyone is wearing and I pay attention.”
Selma Blair is feeling her best as she returns to Hollywood after taking a break from multiple sclerosis. “I’m building up my strength, and because I’m getting over my relapse in real time, I’m feeling more confident about getting back on set,” the 52-year-old actress told Us Weekly exclusively during a promotion.
this 2026 Metropolitan Museum of Art Charity Dinner will be held on Monday, May 4, at the iconic Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. beyoncé will Return to star-studded fundraiser as co-chair Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams and Anna Wintour.
this The theme of the evening was “The Art of Costume” 5,000 years of “clothing bodies” will be explored and paired with the evening’s “Fashion is Art” Dress CodeIt is said to encourage sculptural, conceptual and avant-garde interpretations of the body as a walking, living, breathing canvas.
She told us that while Blair won’t be attending this year us She definitely plans to come back.
Selma Blair attends Calamigos Ranch event celebrating Leading Hotels of the World certification at Calamigos Ranch Resort
Getty Images“One day I will go back to the Met because I love fashion,” she said Friday. “I love wardrobe. It’s my passion, so I really appreciate what they do and I think it’s an amazing event.”
October 2018, cruel intentions Star reveal that she is Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), a chronic autoimmune disease that causes the destruction of neuroprotective layers, according to mayo clinic. The disease causes multiple and often painful symptoms, including numbness, weakness, difficulty walking, and vision changes.
There is currently no known treatment.
“Two days ago I tried on this wardrobe. I am filled with the deepest gratitude. It was so profound I decided to share,” Blair wrote on Instagram at the time, announcing her private health battle. “The talented costume designer #Allisaswanson not only designed the clothes #harperglass wears in the new #NETFLIX show, but she also carefully put my legs into my pants, pulled my top over my head, buttoned my jacket, and used her shoulders to steady herself. I have #MS.”
Seven years later, Blair offers fans Update on her healthrevealed that she has been “relapse-free” for years.
“What it means to me, of course, is that, at this moment, I’m not suffering any more damage to my brain,” she told Stellar in November 2025. “I’m also making a lot of progress in an atmosphere of neuroplasticity.”
She added at the time, “I’m very, very lucky. Everyone’s experience with MS is different. I guess I do have some status (to speak out publicly). My big mouth likes to see what I can do about the stigma.”
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while speaking us On Friday, Blair also revealed her new title: American Brain Foundation Global Ambassador and National Chair for Brain Health Promotion – and her hopes for eventual cures for a range of neurological disorders, including amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis).
“I think now is a whole new era of research and treatment, artificial intelligence, and the amazing scientists that the National Brain Foundation has,” she told us us. “I’m proud to be aligned with them, especially with those who have certain neurological issues and love the many who have ALS and who have recently had ALS Eric Dane (WHO Died of ALS on February 19) – people who just showed up throughout my life growing up. “
She continued, “For them, for me and for our kids… I think these things take time, and it’s going to take a year to get everyone on board with the AI and the information feed. But, certainly, I think it’s an exciting time and it’s great to have access to the best doctors.”