So it was only fitting that they should be at The Mentalist star's side as he was awarded a star on the city's prestigious Walk Of Fame on Thursday.
Baker struggled to control his emotions as he was joined by his wife Rebecca Rigg, and their children Stella Breeze, 19, Claude Blue, 13, and 11-year-old Harry Friday at the event.
This is for you: The actor dedicated the star to
his children - Stella Breeze, Claude Blue and Harry Friday - who, along
with his wife Rebecca Rigg, were there to support him
So proud: Naomi Watts presents her friend and fellow Australian a star on the Walk Of Fame in Hollywood, California, on Thursday
Looking at his wife Rebecca the star first teared up then started weeping, Sky News Australia reported.'Kids, this is for you,' he said through tears.
'My cup runneth over.'
The proud trio watched as Baker's long-time friend, and fellow Australian, Naomi Watts presented the honour.
It is real: The Mentalist actor touches his star, which is the 2,490th to be ever presented
Thank you: The pair were co-stars and Naomi even serves as godmother to one of the actor's children
The pair worked together in Australia and also co-stared in horror thriller The Ring.Baker, 43, received Hollywood's 2,490th star which is located just outside fellow actress Eva Longoria's restaurant Beso.
Not an act: The 43-year-old burst into tears while accepting the honour
The Oscar nominee donned a knee-length grey check dress with a square neckline.
Wearing her blonde hair loose and in waves, the actress teamed the dress with patent black leather pumps.
Grey on grey: Naomi also donned a grey outfit for the ceremony wearing a checked knee length dress
Anything for a friend: The Australian actress is
currently preparing for one of the biggest nights of her life as she is
nominated for an Oscar for her role in The Impossible
Simon plays a fake psychic who leaves his career behind to help the CIA track down killers in the show that has been running since 2008.
But his family, friends and co-stars were not the only ones who came out to support the good-looking Australian.
Top earner: The star is one of the highest paid
actors in US television and plays a psychic who leaves his career behind
to help the CIA
Many of the women clutched roses and pictures of the star, screaming as he arrived.
Speaking to Variety this week about being given a star Simon revealed despite his show attracting almost 11.4 million viewers every week he did not believed he deserved it when first told about the honour.
By my Valentine: Female fans packed the area, many holding roses
The Walk Of Fame had always provided him with inspiration, he explained.
'It was inspiring. One of the biggest hurdles in my career was having confidence in myself. I was surrounded by people who had more belief in me than I had in myself.
'You think probably a lot of people (with stars) weren't necessarily confident they could make a career of it, and that encouraged me to think that maybe I could do it.'
Not worthy: The actor felt he wasn't worthy of the honour when originally told he would be receiving a star
Congratulations, you are a great actor
ReplyDeletecongratulations simon baker u r the best
ReplyDeleteMeh. Good looking, modulates his voice well.
ReplyDeleteAnyone gets a star these days, it means less than it did in the Marilyn Monroe days.
why are you so negative? It an achievement nonetheless.
DeleteIt is CBI not CIA(says CIA under pic)
ReplyDeleteIt is CBI not CIA(says CIA under pic)
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