Adam Sandler’s daughter Sunny, 14, looked stunning at The Outlaws red carpet premiere

ADAM Sandler’s teenage daughter Sunny has looked almost unrecognizable as she attended The Out-Laws red carpet premiere.

Sunny, 14, attended the Los Angeles premiere with her comedian father, Adam, 56, and her mother and his wife, Jackie Sandler, 48.

Adam Sandler’s daughter Sunny looked almost unrecognizable, in full glam, as she attended The Out-Laws red carpet premiereCredit: The Mega Agency
Sunny attended the premiere with her father Adam, and her mother Jackie Sandler

The teenager donned a silk, floral-print dress with a pair of silver heels that matched the muted blue color of her gown.

The Saturday Night Live alum kept it casual in a blue and white aloha shirt and gray slacks while his wife spruced it up a bit while wearing a cream-colored party dress and a matching blazer that she draped over her shoulders.

Confidence was a major talking point throughout Adam’s acceptance speech, his own as well as the family and friends who gave him the ability to feel confident.

Later in the monologue, the actor talked about the “favorite night” of his life — the night he met his future wife, and the other of his daughters, Jackie.

Adam stated that she was “sweet,” “gorgeous,” and “as nice as it gets,” before he jokingly revealed: “She also had the habit of telling me I was great at everything.”

He then highlighted his daughters as he stated: “Then along came two of the true best things, babies showing up — Sadie and Sunny.”

The camera then cut to the audience where the teenagers, Sadie and Sunny sat with their mother.

The young women, who managed to grow up out of the spotlight, smiled bashfully as their father gushed about them on stage.

Adam continued: “They’re the love of our lives, the most pride and joy that Jackie and I could ever feel.

“The life changers.”

He added: “When they speak, we either laugh, tear up, or just stare at them in amazement.”

“Every conversation we have, every day, every night, every drive, every meal, every smile, every hang we have, I’m only wishing time will stand still ’cause being with you two and mommy, that’s the best life can get.”

SURPRISE VISIT

Around the same time that Adam received his Mark Twain award, the Happy Gilmore actor surprised LIVE! viewers when he appeared in the studio audience.

Kelly Ripa, 52, and then-host Ryan Seacrest, 48, were on deck to interview actress Jennifer Aniston, 54,

But viewers were in for an even bigger treat than that with a surprise cameo in the audience.

When Live! returned from a commercial break around the halfway point of the show, Jennifer asked Kelly if she noticed someone in the crowd.

She asked: “Did you guys see Adam Sandler in the audience?”

Kelly was visibly ruffled and surprised as she replied: “We just noticed this!”

Ryan leaned forward in his chair, saying “We didn’t see you there in a green jacket in the audience just now, Adam Sandler.”

The crowd panned to Adam as he raised a microphone and grinned.

“Is he doing sales at Disney now?” Ryan asked.

Kelly exclaimed: “I did not realize!”

Adam leaned forward and murmured, “I just wanted to tell you, I am enjoying the show.”

The audience broke out into laughter and clapped for Adam.

“Yeah!” he exclaimed and took a sip of his coffee.

“You have a supportive friend!” Kelly told Jennifer, and they continued the show.

Later, Adam posed for a photo with Kelly, Ryan, and Jennifer.

INTERVIEW MISHAP

Holly Willoughby was forced to apologize on This Morning after Jennifer Aniston swore during a live interview.

The Friends star dropped a “s**ts and giggles” during the interview to promote the new Netflix comedy caper Murder Mystery 2, leaving Phillip Schofield chuckling as his co-star scrambled to apologize.

Unfazed Jennifer, who was speaking via video link alongside co-star Adam Sandler in Paris, casually said “I’m sure you can bleep that”, seemingly unaware the interview was taking place live.

It came while the pair were being quizzed on the film’s stunts.

Adam said: “There’s real. There’s some creation, but Jennifer was scared to fall off the Eiffel Tower. They called ‘action’ and she didn’t jump and I just snuck up and pushed her. It was fun to see that reaction.”

Phil responded: “I can imagine, someone pretending to push you off the Eiffel Tower. What fun!”

Jennifer then said “Just for s**ts for giggles,” before clasping her hand over her mouth.

Holly immediately said: “Sorry about that.”

The 14-year-old was last seen in attendance at the ceremony for the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor with her sister Sadie, 17, earlier this year.

The pair visited the Kennedy Center, with mom Jackie, to watch their dad receive the award.

Like in so many of his movies, Adam gave a humourous but touching speech as he accepted the prestigious award.

During the speech, the Happy Gilmore actor recounted the events, or more precisely the people, that led to his success in comedy.

The teenager donned a silk, floral-print dress with a pair of silver heels that matched the muted blue color of her gownCredit: Splash
People like his mother Judy who played him Barbara Streisand records and his father Stanley who sang him Johnny Cash and introduced him to the Marx Brothers and other early comedians.

People like his sisters and his older brother Scott, who booked the Billy Madison star his first stand-up gig which after it didn’t go so well, also gave him the confidence to keep at it.

Confidence was a major talking point throughout Adam’s acceptance speech, his own as well as the family and friends who gave him the ability to feel confident.

Later in the monologue, the actor talked about the “favorite night” of his life — the night he met his future wife, and the other of his daughters, Jackie.

Adam stated that she was “sweet,” “gorgeous,” and “as nice as it gets,” before he jokingly revealed: “She also had the habit of telling me I was great at everything.”

He then highlighted his daughters as he stated: “Then along came two of the true best things, babies showing up — Sadie and Sunny.”

The camera then cut to the audience where the teenagers, Sadie and Sunny sat with their mother.

The young women, who managed to grow up out of the spotlight, smiled bashfully as their father gushed about them on stage.

Adam continued: “They’re the love of our lives, the most pride and joy that Jackie and I could ever feel.

“The life changers.”

He added: “When they speak, we either laugh, tear up, or just stare at them in amazement.”

“Every conversation we have, every day, every night, every drive, every meal, every smile, every hang we have, I’m only wishing time will stand still ’cause being with you two and mommy, that’s the best life can get.”

SURPRISE VISIT

Around the same time that Adam received his Mark Twain award, the Happy Gilmore actor surprised LIVE! viewers when he appeared in the studio audience.

Kelly Ripa, 52, and then-host Ryan Seacrest, 48, were on deck to interview actress Jennifer Aniston, 54,

But viewers were in for an even bigger treat than that with a surprise cameo in the audience.

When Live! returned from a commercial break around the halfway point of the show, Jennifer asked Kelly if she noticed someone in the crowd.

She asked: “Did you guys see Adam Sandler in the audience?”

Kelly was visibly ruffled and surprised as she replied: “We just noticed this!”

Ryan leaned forward in his chair, saying “We didn’t see you there in a green jacket in the audience just now, Adam Sandler.”

The crowd panned to Adam as he raised a microphone and grinned.

“Is he doing sales at Disney now?” Ryan asked.

Kelly exclaimed: “I did not realize!”

Adam leaned forward and murmured, “I just wanted to tell you, I am enjoying the show.”

The audience broke out into laughter and clapped for Adam.

“Yeah!” he exclaimed and took a sip of his coffee.

“You have a supportive friend!” Kelly told Jennifer, and they continued the show.

Later, Adam posed for a photo with Kelly, Ryan, and Jennifer.

INTERVIEW MISHAP

Holly Willoughby was forced to apologize on This Morning after Jennifer Aniston swore during a live interview.

The Friends star dropped a “s**ts and giggles” during the interview to promote the new Netflix comedy caper Murder Mystery 2, leaving Phillip Schofield chuckling as his co-star scrambled to apologize.

Unfazed Jennifer, who was speaking via video link alongside co-star Adam Sandler in Paris, casually said “I’m sure you can bleep that”, seemingly unaware the interview was taking place live.

It came while the pair were being quizzed on the film’s stunts.

Adam said: “There’s real. There’s some creation, but Jennifer was scared to fall off the Eiffel Tower. They called ‘action’ and she didn’t jump and I just snuck up and pushed her. It was fun to see that reaction.”

Phil responded: “I can imagine, someone pretending to push you off the Eiffel Tower. What fun!”

Jennifer then said “Just for s**ts for giggles,” before clasping her hand over her mouth.

Holly immediately said: “Sorry about that.”

Phil added: “No, it’s live, but don’t worry, we love it.”

Adam then joked: “At least you said giggles. There was happiness after it. Sorry, everybody.”

Adam, Sunny Sandler, Sadie, and Jackie Sandler at the Murder Mystery 2 premiere in Paris, FranceCredit: Getty

Sunny, seen here at a game between the Atlanta Hawks and the Los Angeles Lakers, has made more appearances with her father Adam in recent monthsCredit: Getty

Attending basketball games has been one of their favorite activities to do togetherCredit: Getty