Laverne Cox cuts fashionable figure in tight leather pants and skimpy top while heading to US Open

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Laverne Cox has shared her hilarious reaction to a fan mistaking her for Beyoncé when she attended the US Open to support Serena Williams. On Instagram on Monday, the 50-year-old shared a screenshot of a tweet that showed her cheering in the stands at the tournament. At the event, she could also be seen in an all black outfit and wearing a black face mask.

Laverne Cox had the last laugh at the US Open tournament, after the actress went viral all over social media for being confused for Beyoncé.The Hollywood star had a similar shade of honey blonde hair as the iconic singer, and was wearing an all-black ensemble, hoop earrings and a face mask.The viral moment started when an online user took to Twitter to point out that Beyoncé, who is known for staying away from the public eye, was among the audience at Serena Williams’ first singles match in her last US Open tournament.I think that is Laverne Cox https://t.co/zW0AE7MJf7pic.twitter.com/4J4i3KKY3S“I got too excited to see #Beyoncé and thought it was her my bad.. it’s @Lavernecox,” the online user wrote after noticing the mistake.

in public. Fine, one of us is lying, but I'm told daydreaming is healthy and normal. The attended the U.S. Open on Monday, August 29—an event notorious for drawing a who's who of high-profile celebrities.

Laverne Cox received the ultimate compliment on Monday night when she attended the U.S. Open to cheer Serena Williams on. The 50-year-old star was seated in the stands at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York City, wearing a face mask.

Fans mistook actress Laverne Cox for Beyonce when she attended the US Open on Monday.It started with a tweet that showed Cox, 50, in the stands as a fan captioned, 'Beyonce at the #USOpen.'The Orange is the New Black star responded on Instagram, writing: 'These tweets are funny as hell.' Mistaken identity! Fans mistook actress Laverne Cox for Beyonce when she attended the US Open on Monday Viral: It started with a tweet that showed Cox, 50, in the stands as a fan captioned, 'Beyonce at the #USOpen'Other Twitter users quickly recognized the mistake as many quote-tweeted the initial post and noted that it was actually Laverne.The Alabama native shared a series of the tweets on Instagram and wrote in her caption: 'Not me getting mistaken for @beyonce at the #USOpen tonight then trending on Twitter as the internet cackles over the mistaken identity.' Tickled by the blunder, she added, 'Enjoy!!! Go @serenawilliams #GOAT #SerenaWilliams #Beyonce.'For the occasion, which marked the tennis legend's final match, Laverne dressed in a sheer black top with matching gloves.  Her look: For the occasion, which marked the tennis legend's final match, Laverne dressed in a sheer black top with matching glovesThe TV star rocked a hairstyle similar to one Beyonce's worn plenty of times—blonde, curly-textured locks arranged in a low ponytail.She wore large silver-toned hoop earrings and the lower half of her visage was covered with a black face mask.One tweet read, 'The fact that this is Laverne Cox has me screaming,' while another stated, 'Baby this is Laverne Cox.'On her Twitter account Laverne took time to respond to some tweets one by one. One person asked, 'Was Beyonce at the US Open or not? This Bey/Laverne Cox situation is sending

Some fans thought they spotted Beyonce in the crowd at the 2022 U.S. Open, but it was actually actress Laverne Cox!