Susan Sarandon says watching her daughter give birth to her granddaughter made her more pride than anything she has achieved in her acting career.
The 67-year-old star helped Eva Amurri Martino, who is married to NBC sports analyst Kyle Martino, deliver her first child, Marlowe, into the world at her home in Los Angeles last month, and admits the experience was overwhelming.
The 'Tammy' actress said: "I have loved working, playing and travelling with my daughter - but nothing prepared me for watching her birth Marlowe. She was a warrior, and I'm so proud to be her mother and to be a part of that beautiful new child."
Eva revealed her famous mother hopped on a plane to LA from New York City, as soon as she told her she thought she was going into labour 11 days early.
She said: "I let her know that I wasn't sure if this was it, but I just had a feeling. She hopped on a plane and got there as soon as possible."
The 29-year-old actress is still adjusting to the new addition to her family.
She told PEOPLE magazine: "Motherhood is such a learning curve. Each day is a new day, and it takes a while to get used to it."
But she added: "I would do anything for her. I really wanted my life to be about something bigger than just us, and now it is."

Scarlett Johansson flew back to New York City to give birth to her daughter.
The 29-year-old actress, who moved to Paris last year to live with her French fiancé, Romain Dauriac, 32, decided to return to her hometown in the US in the final stages of her pregnancy, as she wanted her mother, Melanie Sloan, to be by her side when she welcomed daughter Rose Dorothy into the world recently.
A source said: "She knew she would feel more comfortable in the United States."
The insider added: "Scarlett's thrilled to have a girl. She doesn't want to let the baby out of her arms.."
The Golden Globe nominee, who will voice snake Kaa in the 2015 animated film 'The Jungle Book', is planning to return to work soon and her fiancé, who is an advertising executive, has assured her he will take care of their daughter and support her 100 percent.
The insider added to Us Weekly magazine: "Romain is happy to take care of Rose while she's on set."
The 'Vicky Cristina Barcelona' star, who was previously married to Ryan Reynolds, has kept a low profile during the last few months.
But the source said: "She enjoyed pregnancy."

Mila Kunis is considering a home birth.
The 31-year-old actress, who is expecting her first child with fiancé Ashton Kutcher imminently, is reportedly eager for her labour and delivery to be as relaxed as possible, and is still thinking about getting a doula to help her give birth to their daughter at their $10 million mansion in Beverly Hills.
A source said: "She wants to give birth at home."
The 'Black Swan' star is also eager to give birth naturally.
The insider said: "Mila wants to give their baby the very best, and she thinks that includes an all-natural childbirth.
"She wants there to be as little medical intervention as possible!"
The actress originally wanted Ashton's sister-in-law, who is a trained doula, by her side, but their plan fell through, so she may still consider welcoming her daughter at Cedars-Sinai Medical Centre in Los Angeles, which is just minutes away from her home.
The source added to Life & Style magazine: "Mila had chosen Ashton's brother's wife as a doula, but now they are separated, and she isn't replacing her."

Jessica Simpson's husband has convinced her to have another baby.
The 'With You' hitmaker, who married former NFL star Eric Johnson near Santa Barbara, California in July, previously claimed she was done having children and was happy with their daughter, Maxwell, two, and son, Ace, 14-months.
But a source close to the couple says they are now "working feverishly on having another child".
The star posted an adorable picture of herself with a friend's baby on Instagram recently, with the caption: "I love you Jack, but I do not want another!! (sic)"
But the insider insisted: "Eric always wanted more kids and he's finally convinced her.
"She realised that the best moments of her life have been with Eric and the kids. She'd be thrilled to announce that another baby is on the way."
The blonde beauty recently gushed about being a mother.
She said: "I'm lucky to have found the best man [fiance Eric Johnson] to start my family with. We are so blessed."
But she added to In Touch magazine: "Eric and I are calm and supportive. We take parenthood one day at a time, but sometimes we have to reassure each other and say, 'We've got this.' I can't lie, I'm happy to be done with pregnancy right now!"

Alesha Dixon has said she is finding it difficult to cope with the recording of her new album alongside being a mother to her 11-month-old daughter Azura Sienna.
The former Mis-Teeq star said: "Trying to juggle motherhood and recording is a challenge."
However, despite the struggle to record her fourth album she admitted that she is enjoying herself, stating that it is going "brilliantly."
The former 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge released her third solo album 'The Entertainer' in 2010, but is now working on a follow up which she hopes will be released in 2015.
She said: "In an ideal world I'd love to have something out early next year."
Alesha - who has appeared as a judge on three series' of 'Britain's Got Talent' - has also sparked rumours that she may not feature on the ninth series of the ITV show.
When asked by BANG Showbiz if she would return to the show in 2015, she suggested that she may be more focused on her upcoming album.
She said: "You'll have to wait and see [whether I will return to the show]. Right now I'm recording; I'm making a record so that's my energy and focus."
The 35-year-old is currently supporting the (Galaxy)Red campaign by promoting a chocolate bar she designed, which is raising money to prevent the spread of AIDS from mothers to babies in Africa.
(Galaxy)RED chocolate will be on sale from September 2014, with 5p from each pack going to The Global Fund to help towards the goal of an AIDS-free generation, www.galaxychocolate.co.uk.

Paul Walker's daughter has paid tribute to her late father.
15-year-old Meadow posted a photo of her as a toddler being held by her dad - who died in a car crash in November last year - on what would have been his 41st birthday.
Alongside the picture, his only child wrote: "Happy birthday. I love you."
Meanwhile, the actor's 'Fast and Furious' co-star Jordan Brewster remembered Paul by posting an image of a sunset.
She captioned it with: "#HappyBirthdayPW, #ROWW. Always in our hearts."
The hashtag #ROWW refers to the late star's charity, Reach Out WorldWide, which supports survivors of natural disasters.
The charity is hoping to raise $1 million (approximately £615,000) in memory of its founder.
Reach Out Worldwide are asking people to upload a photo of a sunrise or sunset to social media and use the hashtag #OneMillionForROWW before making a donation to the charity.
Paul's friend Jesse Brisendine wrote on the online fundraising page: "What Paul was most proud of were: his daughter Meadow and Reach Out World Wide ... I can tell you that Paul's dream for ROWW was that it would continue to grow and continue to be able to help people all over the world long after he was gone.
"I would do anything to bring my friend back, but unfortunately life does not work that way. What I can do though is to help ensure that my friend's dream is realised and thus his legacy lives on forever.
"By donating to ROWW you are not only helping millions of people from all over the world in their times of need, you are also helping to keep Paul's dream alive and ensuring his legacy lives on."

Jennifer Lopez sees herself in Iggy Azalea.
The 45-year-old singer collaborated with the 'Fancy' hitmaker in their new joint track 'Booty'.
When asked if the pair shares similarities, Jennifer joked to Access Hollywood: "Oh my god, so much - like everything she's going through right now."
She continued: "No seriously, I watch her and I go into the studio and I'm there with her and I'm listening with her talk and I'm like 'Oh my god'."
Meanwhile, the singers have defended the song's music video, explaining it is meant to be "classy" and "editorial".
Iggy explained: "I think it's a little bit more kind of upscale and almost like editorial."
Jennifer added: "That was kind of like the buzzword. We wanted it to look like a beautiful kind of magazine cover. Keep it very beautiful and sexy but classy.
"Obviously the song's name is 'Booty' so we're gonna have fun with it and not take it too seriously."
The 24-year-old rapper also admitted she was more than happy to work with the 'On The Floor' hitmaker and that Jennifer had given her some "good advice".
Iggy said: "She gave me so much good advice. But I think just seeing her continue to have success and meeting her and knowing that she genuinely enjoys her life makes me feel so encouraged to keep doing what I'm doing because sometimes it gets really scary."

Kim Kardashian shares the secret of a successful marriage.
The 33-year-old 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star has revealed why her marriage to Kanye West works so well.
She told The Project: "He makes me feel like woman of the year every day! He is really the most supportive person ever. We have a really good time together.
"He says, 'Let's treat each other like it's our birthday everyday.'"
Kim recently flew out to Australia to join her husband on his Yeezus Tour along with their daughter, 14-month-old North.
The little girl was reportedly "mesmerised" by her father whilst he performed his musical hits at the arena in Perth.
Kim explained: "I took her out at the first show when we landed here in Australia to watch from the side."
"It was the first time watching her daddy perform - she was mesmerised!"
Meanwhile, the television personality has revealed she wants more kids with her rapper husband.
Kim said: "I have so many siblings and I love it, they are my best friends. I want that for my kids.
"I don't think six. But three, maybe four - I go back and forth."

Demi Lovato was "frustrated" about being called a role model.
The 22-year-old 'Really Don't Care' hitmaker has admitted she felt pressured by the expectation for her to be a role model for young people.
She told Fault magazine: "I used to get frustrated that just because I wanted to sing, I was automatically expected to be a role model. But I had to grow up and realise that no matter what I do I'm going to be somebody's role model.
"It's true what they say - 'with great power comes great responsibility' - and everybody's career is different but for me, I had to grow up and embrace it rather than resent it, as that only made me resent my career."
Meanwhile, the singer has also revealed her fans have inspired her to do more charity work.
She explained: "Well these projects were really born out of my relationship with my fans, where they are able to look up to me no matter what they're going through.
"I really like being there for them in that way. I pride myself in being a role model but I'm not perfect - I curse like a sailor and I sometimes make mistakes but at the same time I want to be what I know my little sister and that younger generation needs."

Chris Brown still sees his therapist.
The 25-year-old singer and rapper has admitted he still attends therapy twice a week after he was sentenced to five years of probation for assaulting his former girlfriend, Rihanna in 2009.
He told MTV News: "I think help is great.
"I still talk to my therapist twice a week, and it helps me to...if I'm frustrated and I'm dealing with something, to vent and say what I'm going through so I can hear from an actual clinical person, 'this is how you should react,' or 'it's good to feel this way because feelings, emotions, and energy are supposed to come and go.
"It's not supposed to stay there, you're not supposed to keep it inside, because it'll bottle up and you'll become a monster."
Meanwhile, Chris has offered advice to footballer Ray Rice who was suspended by his team after video footage emerged of the sports star assaulting his fiancee (and now wife), Janay Rice.
Chris said: "To Ray, or anybody else - because I'm not better than the next man - I can just say I've been down that road.
"I deal with situations and I've made my mistakes too, but it's all about how you push forward and how you control yourself."

Justin Bieber has confirmed he is dating Selena Gomez again.
The 20-year-old singer - who has had an on and off relationship with the 'Come And Get It' hitmaker since 2011 - revealed to attorney Mark DiCowden that the pair were back together.
A source told E! News that Justin confirmed the relationship during his follow-up deposition in relation to a lawsuit filed against him by a photographer who claims he was assaulted by the star.
The source told the site that the rest of the deposition was "uneventful" and Justin was reportedly well-behaved throughout.
Recently, the 'As Long As You Love Me' hitmaker has sparked rumours about the couple rekindling their romance through a variety of Instagram posts.
He previously shared a photograph of the 22-year-old beauty kissing his cheek as he hugged her, before deleting the image almost immediately.
The pair have also been spotted spending time together including going horseback riding in Canada and they appeared "very close" when they arrived at a Bible study class in Los Angeles last month.

Kate Hudson has revealed that she still loves "date nights" with her fiance, Matthew Bellamy.
The 35-year-old actress - who has been engaged to the Muse frontman since 2011 - admits the couple love doing a whole range of things together including going to concerts and out for dinner.
She told Women's Health magazine: "We do our date nights. And we are lucky to be able to have the ability to take time with each other and make sure we have that time with each other.
"So date nights for us are all over. From a movie, to dinner, to just not leaving our bed, to concerts. We like our dates."
Kate - who has a son with Matthew - said the secret to their relationship is spending as much time together as possible.
She explained: "We are not that long distance. And we both travel for work. How I make it work is we try not to spend too much time apart. We try not to spend more than two weeks apart.
"When you have kids it kind of goes without saying. You don't want to be away from your kids for more than two weeks. And we travel together and we again it's one of those things we are lucky to not have to do the real long distance thing.
"To me I think when women who have children are fighting overseas, that's long distance. And that's very challenging. I really honour those families that do that."