Anne Hathaway honors indigenous people of Los Angeles as she receives star on Hollywood Walk Of Fame

She may have been receiving one of showbiz's biggest accolades. Great gesture: Anne Hathaway made sure to acknowledge and thank the indigenous people of Los Angeles as she received a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame on Thursday Hathaway took the focus away from herself as she made sure to recognize the Tongva people during her acceptance speech. 'They are the rightful keepers of the land': The 36-year-old actress took the focus away from herself as she made sure to recognize the Tongva people during her acceptance speech Support system: Anne was joined by husband Adam Shulman, mother Kate McCauley Hathaway, and father Gerald Hathaway Sweet moment: Anne and her husband Adam stared adoringly at one another while posing with the star Bond: Anne looked to be very happy that her mother was in attendance Sweet: Anne's parents had big smiles on their faces while watching the ceremony 'So I would like to begin by thanking the Tongva people and by acknowledging that they are the rightful keepers of the land this star is on.' Stunning: Anne looked absolutely gorgeous at the event as she sported a pink patterned mini dress with a black belt and olive green suede heels Natural beauty: Her brunette tresses were worn down as she wore complementary make-up on her porcelain skin while adding a pop of color in the form of bright red lipstick Enchanting: Anne looked proud to be posing with the new addition to the famed area She made sure to acknowledge her loved ones as she said: 'The gift of being the focus and recipient of your tremendous and enlightened love is, along with motherhood, the most important and profound part of my very blessed life. Sweet: Anne was also joined by her The Hustle co-star Rebel Wilson Hamming it up: The 39-year-old Australian actress pulled some hilarious poses while kneeling Having the blast: Rebel had Anne in stitches at the gala event Another speaker at the event was Oscar-nominated director Dee Rees who was at the helm of Hathaway's upcoming film The Last Thing He Wanted.