Talk about true class. Actress Amy Adams reportedly gave up her first-class seat to a U.S. soldier. ABC News reports that before the flight took off from Detroit, Adams noticed a man in uniform at the gate; she privately asked to switch seats with him
Five-time Oscar-nominated actress Amy Adams may not have wanted attention when she decided to give up her first-class seat to a U.S. soldier on a flight from Detroit to Los Angeles Friday, but that's exactly what she received
Amy Adams is a class act. The five-time Academy Award nominee gave her first class seat to an American serviceman who was also on her Delta flight. Adams, 39, took his seat in coach during their flight from Detroit to Los Angeles. Jemele Hill, co-host
amy-adams-4.jpg Amy AdamsAP. DETROIT, MI — Actress Amy Adams reportedly made a noble gesture Friday morning before her flight took off from Detroit that paid respect to a member of the Armed Forces and has made national headlines. The 39-year-old
Amy Adams gave up her first-class seat on a flight from Detroit to LA after she noticed a uniformed soldier was flying on her plane in coach. ESPN2 host Jemele Hill, who was also on the flight, saw Amy switch her seats with
Amy Adams Speaks Out About Giving First Class Seat to US Soldier
