Susan Sarandon’s daughter, Eva Amurri, has the perfect revenge after people complained about her wedding day cleavage.
The 39-year-old Middle of Nowhere star looked beautiful as she tied the knot with chef, Ian Hock, in New York over the weekend (29 June).
However, it seems as if not everyone was a fan of Eva's wedding attire, with many slamming the mum-of-three's dress choice.
Eva took to Instagram to share with her 223k followers a little more about her special day.
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She wrote: "So much to share from this day, and so many thoughts. But it was really the most special day filled with so so much love and the most incredible energy.
"The rain (which I stressed about for a week) ended up being perfect.
"Even though we took all our photos in the pouring rain, had to move our ceremony at the last minute, and my 'hairstyle' I worked on for two hours was a moot point.
"It was the best reminder that you get exactly what you're supposed to, and everything works out. Also everyone's skin was GIVINGGGG in the rain, honeyyyyy lol."
However, it seems some keyboard warriors were in a right tizzy over Eva's low-cut dress, prompting the bride to hit back at those 'scandalised' by her outfit.
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Sharing a photo of herself and Ian in an embrace on her Instagram story, the actor joked: "And to anyone scandalized by my breasts not being 'put away'…"
She then zoomed into her breasts adding: "Feel free to screenshot this for later."
Pretty iconic response, if you ask me.
Opening up some more about Ian, Eva told PEOPLE: "I feel so fortunate to have found the most incredible partner, after really not knowing if marriage was going to be in the cards for me after divorce.
"Having found the most amazing man who loves me and my children unconditionally is such a gift. I can’t wait to continue our adventure together as husband and wife."
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Ahead of the ceremony, Eva gushed: "I’m honestly just so excited to call each other husband and wife. We are already raising three kids together, which is a beautiful thing in itself, and our lives are really full of chaos.
"The best kind of chaos, of course!"
She added: "This has all felt like a fairytale for both of us. Our connection and the timing of it all was so unexpected and felt meant to be from the start.
"I didn’t know when I named my company Happily Eva After that I would truly find mine, but I’m so grateful I did!"
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Congratulations Eva and Ian!
Rhiannon Ingle