Dame Julie Andrews, the iconic 90-year-old actress, made a rare public appearance to support the World Parkinson's Congress, emphasizing the need for awareness and action against Parkinson's disease. In a video shared by the World Parkinson Coalition, she expressed her personal understanding of the disease's 'devastating' nature, stating, 'Your participation is invaluable as we seek to find a cure to this terrible disease.' Andrews appeared relaxed and engaged as she spoke from a garden view, wearing a grey jumper and gold accessories. Although she has limited public outings, she continues to work actively in her career, recently voicing Lady Whistledown in Netflix's 'Bridgerton' and participating in various film projects. In addition to her acting, Andrews is collaborating with her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, on a new children's book titled 'Shy,' further showcasing their creative bond. The mother-daughter duo has previously published several works together, reflecting their shared passion for storytelling.