Kate Winslet looks radiant at the Australian premiere of Lee in Sydney.

Kate Winslet looked chic as she attended the screening of her new film on Sunday.

The 49-year-old Titanic star made the announcement on the red carpet at the Australian premiere of Lee at the Ritz Cinema in Sydney.

Kate wore an oversized white jacket and contrasted it with simple black trousers and black shoes.

She let her hair down and curled it while she worked on camera angles.

Familiar Australian faces attended the event, with veteran journalist Liz Hayes stopping by to pose with the film star.

Kate’s new film “Lee” this is a biographical drama tells the story of former American model Lee Miller, who photographed poignant moments of World War II for Vogue magazine..

The film also stars Josh O’Connor, Marion Cotillard, Andy Samberg and Alexander Skarsgård.

The production was a passion project for Winslet and director Ellen Kuras, with both women committed to the film even after financing problems.

Due to the difficult financing situation, the film took eight years to complete.

At one point, Kate had to pay the entire cast and crew for two weeks to ensure production could continue.

The actress’s public appearance comes just weeks after she admitted that she had improved her sex life by undergoing testosterone replacement therapy.

The beauty, who has been married to Edward Abel Smith (formally known as ‘Rocknroll’ Ned) for 12 years, says the treatment leaves her feeling ‘sexy’ again.

And the Titanic star urged other women who have noticed a drop in their libido to get their testosterone levels checked, suggesting it could be the reason they are putting off sex.

Testosterone replacement therapy (known as TRT) is a prescription treatment that helps restore testosterone levels.

The mother-of-three said: “Sometimes women have a big drop in libido because they may have thyroid problems.

“There could also be something wrong with your testosterone levels.

“A lot of people don’t know this, but women have testosterone in their bodies, and when it runs out (like in eggs), it’s gone, and once it’s gone, you have to replace it, and that’s what can be done, and you’re off again.” feel sexy… I know.

Kate gave advice during her aunt’s mini-agony on the How to Fail podcast.

A listener sought help to rediscover sexual desire.

Kate continued: “In terms of your physical health, I would suggest getting your thyroid levels and testosterone levels checked because these things can have a direct impact on how you actually feel.

“It’s not your fault, our bodies are strange and behave in strange ways, especially as we get older.

“So you may experience a dip in your hormonal levels, which contributes a lot more than you think to how you feel during sex with your boyfriend, so I would definitely go ahead and do that.”