Kate Beckinsale Stuns Fans With Hospital Bed Selfie Shortly After Candid Treatment Revelation

From the hospital, Kate Beckinsale shares an update with her social media fans!

Another glimpse from her hospital bed, the "Underworld" star shares a new selfie on her Instagram Story, dressed in blue pajamas, resting on a pillow.

With no caption added, this photo follows her previous post about Beckinsale's hospitalization nine days ago.

Throughout her hospitalization, Beckinsale, 50, has received comforting visits from her cherished pets, including her beloved cat, Willow, and her Pomeranian, Myf.

Last Wednesday, the actress delighted her followers by sharing an endearing snapshot featuring herself and Myf. In the photo, Beckinsale was seen cradling her furry companion while lying on the hospital bed, with the adorable pup looking up at the camera, adding a heartwarming touch to the moment.

Beckinsale affectionately captioned the recent post with Myf as "Visitor," reminiscent of last Tuesday's caption when she received a visit from her cat, Willow. In the previous snapshot, taken on that day, Beckinsale was seen wearing a pink sweater as she cuddled her fluffy feline companion.

Since March 11, which coincided with U.K. Mother's Day and her mother Judy's belated birthday, Beckinsale has been regularly sharing updates from her hospital stay, keeping her followers informed and connected with heartfelt posts.

The "Pearl Harbor" star initially raised concern among her followers when she posted a carousel of snaps and videos on Instagram, including two teary-eyed photos of herself. In the caption, she mentioned feeling "sick" but refrained from providing additional details, leaving her fans curious and worried about her well-being.

"Happy birthday and U.K. Mother's Day this last week to my incredible mother," Beckinsale wrote in the caption. "Thank you to those that love us and support us when it's s--- and try to make sure there are some bits that aren't. And for looking after our dogs when we can't, and leading us to remember happy things when we can't. And turn up when we are sick and sit with us. And send balloons and check in and pull us out of wells with love."

Beckinsale continued, "Thank you for loving us, those who do, and for the amazing, kindest Nick, and especially for my mother's capacity for joy. It is so inspiring and beautiful," adding, "Happy everything Mama. Your fight for joy despite also welcoming tears is the experience of watching a warrior up close. I love you x."

Beckinsale's most recent post follows her heartfelt tribute to her late father, Richard Beckinsale, shared on Tuesday. The emotional Instagram message included multiple throwback photos, serving as a poignant remembrance of Richard, who tragically passed away at the young age of 31 in 1979 due to a heart attack.

"Oh the day you died comes round so suddenly even when I'm expecting it," the actress captioned the share. "This is my first year without any father figure at all for a long long time. How I miss you. How familiar is this falling through an abyss? How horribly like home falling with no one to catch you feels. I hope your energies have met. I'm so grateful to have had your love. I feel it, like an echo. X."

In January, Beckinsale found herself cutting short her Golden Globes night due to her stepfather's hospitalization. Tragically, Roy Battersby passed away after suffering a stroke. At the time of his death, the esteemed British TV director had been bravely battling two types of cancer.

Despite the somber circumstances, Beckinsale remained by his side, as evidenced by photos she shared on January 9, still dressed in her silver Golden Globes gown. Battersby, who was renowned for his work on notable television series such as "Inspector Morse," "A Touch of Frost," and "Between the Lines," passed away the next day, as confirmed by Beckinsale. His funeral took place in London.

The actress offered a glimpse into the contrasting moments of her life, sharing photos both from the glitzy awards show and from the solemn setting of the hospital. Captioning the post with "Golden globes 2024 start to end @goldenglobes @cbstv," she provided an insight into the spectrum of experiences she encountered within that timeframe.