Whoopi Goldberg, 68, cuts a stylish figure as she poses in a rare snap with daughter Alex Martin, 51 – while promoting cannabis line Emma & Clyde in LA

Whoopi Goldberg spent the evening celebrating her cannabis line on Saturday.

The View star, 68 — who recently gave viewers insight into her love life in her latest memoir — posed up a storm during a rare red carpet sighting with her only child, Alex Martin, 51, in Venice, California.

The talk show host looked incredible in a blush toned button-up with hut patterns and matching slacks.

She accessorized with a silver necklace and dainty gold hoop earrings while rocking her signature glasses.

Her raven locks framed her face as she wore a minimal makeup look that let her natural beauty shine through.

Whoopi Goldberg, 68, cuts a stylish figure as she poses in a rare snap with daughter Alex Martin, 51 – while promoting cannabis line Emma & Clyde in LA

Whoopi Goldberg, 68, cuts a stylish figure as she poses in a rare snap with daughter Alex Martin, 51 – while promoting cannabis line Emma & Clyde in LA

The View star, 68 — who recently gave viewers insight into her love life in her latest memoir — posed up a storm during a rare red carpet sighting with her only child, Alex Martin, 51, in Venice, California.

The talk show host looked incredible in a blush toned button-up with hut patterns and matching slacks.

She accessorized with a silver necklace and dainty gold hoop earrings while rocking her signature glasses.

Her raven locks framed her face as she wore a minimal makeup look that let her natural beauty shine through.

She accessorized with oversized earrings, a silver necklace and various silver rings.

She tied the look together with tan sandals while rocking a full face of glam makeup that brough out her plump pout and pink cheeks.

The 1994 Miss Golden Globe winner wore her raven locks tied back into a ponytail.

Alex was born to Whoopie, whose real name is Caryn Elaine Johnson, and drug counselor Alvin Martin in 1973.

A Night with Whoopi took place in the beachside city of Venice, California to celebrate the launch of cannabis line Emma & Clyde and Whoopi & Maya brands.

The star studded event saw the likes of Maya Elisabeth, Leslie Jones, Malcom Pausmith and Scott Lambert.

Alex made heads turn in a stunning black jumpsuit with floral print
The Sister Act star also posed with her Whoopi & Maya partner, businesswoman Maya Elisabeth

The blue-eyed beauty looked stylish in a low-cut floral and polka dot maxi dress as she walked the red carpet.

Her brunette locks were were pushed to the side as she rocked a full glam makeup look that made her eyes and pout pop.

Whoopi & Maya is part of the WhoopFam brand and sells cannabis infused bath salts, edible drops and body balm.

Per the brands site, they produce ‘medical and recreational cannabis products designed specifically for relief from menstrual discomfort.’

Leslie Jones looked incredible at the event, modeling a black and green blazer and and black cargo jeans.

She tied the look together with trendy black and white sneakers plus a crossbody purse.

The Ghostbusters star accessorized with a pair of dainty silver hoop earrings and various rings.

She wore a stunning full face of makeup that showcased her flawless skin and bright pout.

Maya Elisabeth looked stylish in a lowcut floral and polka dot maxi dress as she walked the red carpet

Maya Elisabeth looked stylish in a lowcut floral and polka dot maxi dress as she walked the red carpet
Leslie Jones looked incredible at the event, modeling a black and green blazer and and black cargo jeans

Leslie Jones looked incredible at the event, modeling a black and green blazer and and black cargo jeans
She tied the look together with trendy black and white sneakers plus a crossbody purse

She tied the look together with trendy black and white sneakers plus a crossbody purse
Whoopi’s cannabis brand Emma & Clyde is slated to sell items such as edibles and pre-rolls.

Referring to her use of marijuana, Whoopi explained: ‘For people like me, it was always used to stop the [menstrual] cramps – and the side hustle of that is that it was fun, it made you laugh and stuf.

‘They’re not taboo anymore because we all know women get a period. We know. So you can either make it hard, which they’ve done in terms of creating something that helps women… But this [cannabis] we know works,’ she told Forbes in June.