Kate Beckinsale shares an intimate moment from a celebration of her late mother’s life, “Everyone danced.”

Kate Beckinsale recalls the best parts of her mother’s life after her death.

In a tribute shared on her Instagram account on Friday, September 5th, the 52-year-old actress shared a video consisting of photos from Judy Law’s celebration. She passed away on July 15th at the age of 78.

She had previously been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.

“The fact that you had to have a funeral at all is wrong and ridiculous,” Beckinsale began as the caption for James Taylor’s post set in “You Can Close Your Eyes.”

She recalled Law, who is “the biggest lover of life, the most energetic, most important, most enjoyable.”

The photo showed the Canary Black actress greeting guests while celebrating the life of her deceased mother. The others smiled, comforting each other.

“The only mission you gave me over the years was something no one did because you wanted to celebrate your life and no one could wear black,” Beckinsale, wearing a white strapless dress, followed by the caption.

She added it to her hair with one of her famous big bows.

Beckinsale was photographed talking on the podium where a celebration of her mother’s life was held, but in her caption she said, “I slept for two hours on a hard couch the night before,” and thought, “I was wondering if I could not handle it.”

However, the total for recall actresses can be penetrated, and in the end “someone will be able to have a funeral filled with love, happiness and joy.”

Other images of Loe’s services show that a pigeon has been released in front of her portrait in her youth.

“You are a bridge architect, a hoarder of love, a precious archival of history, years of friendship and my respect for God.

She also said she remembered that she had wanted to text her mother but didn’t reply.

Still, the Serendipity star said she can feel the presence of her mother at the ceremony.

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Beckinsale added that people of all ages “from the 3rd to the mid-80s” are proof that they were “inspired by love.”

She was then opened up about dealing with the loss she described as “a mass of cement in my stomach,” but she knew that the community of friends her mother had built was there for her.

“I love you, mom. You are in my blood. You are in my bones, you are in my heart, whether you are there or not.