Everything's coming up roses! Charlize Theron wears a floral top as she cuddles son Jackson while Down Under in Rose Bay

Charlize Theron's toddler son Jackson has become quite the jet-setter since she adopted the boy in May 2012.
The 38-year-old Oscar winner was spotted cuddling the love of her life while having lunch Down Under in Sydney Monday.
The Prometheus star paraded her long pins in denim cut-offs, gladiator sandals and a navy floral top.

The love of her life: Charlize Theron was spotted cuddling her adopted son Jackson while having lunch Down Under in Sydney Monday

Charlize looked blissed out as she gazed upon the picturesque view of Rose Bay at the waterfront restaurant, Catalina.

'I now know how to change a Japanese diaper, a Spanish diaper, an English diaper, a German diaper. I'm like the diaper pro now,' Theron told the Today Show last year.
'I can do it in my sleep now. I am so good.'
Just one week ago, the mother-son duo were in Paris perusing high-end fashion shops and last Tuesday she hung out with Mark Wahlberg at the AFI Film Festival.

In bloom: The 38-year-old Oscar winner paraded her long pins in denim cut-offs, gladiator sandals, and a navy floral top

Paris to LA to Sydney! The adorable toddler has become quite the jet-setter since Charlize adopted the boy in May 2012

'I can do it in my sleep now. I am so good': Last year, the Prometheus star said she'd learned how to change diapers in Japan, Spain, England, and Germany

Down Under: Charlize looked blissed out as she gazed upon the picturesque view of Rose Bay at the waterfront restaurant, Catalina

The South African beauty was joined at the swanky seafood eatery by her mother Gerda Maritz.
The Golden Globe winner and her mother have shared a particularly close bond since Gerda once saved both their lives.
In 1991, the matriarch was forced to shoot Theron's alcoholic father Charles dead after he threatened them both.

Jet setters: Just one week ago, the mother-son duo were in Paris perusing high-end fashion shops and last Tuesday she hung out with Mark Wahlberg at the AFI Film Festival

Grandma! The South African beauty was joined at the swanky seafood eatery by her mother Gerda Maritz

Co-parenting: The Golden Globe winner and her mother have shared a particularly close bond since Gerda once saved both their lives

The shooting on the family's farm in Benoni was later ruled by a judge as self-defense, and her Maritz faced no charges.
'It was the great tragedy of my life,' Charlize told Piers Morgan in 2011.

'I think what follows is you have to find where you want yourself to be, and how you want people to see you in this world, I had a parent who led me through the grief, shock and anger. She guided me to towards not being a victim, it doesn't haunt me, I am completely at peace.'

Family trauma: In 1991, the matriarch was forced to shoot Theron's alcoholic father Charles dead after he threatened them both

Theron treads very similar territory as Libby Day in Dark Places about a seven-year-old who survives the massacre of her family.
She'll produce and star in the adaptation of Gillian Flynn's 2012 novel, which will come out September 1.
But the 5ft 10in beauty will next appear in Seth MacFarlane's much lighter fare - A Million Ways to Die in the West.

Due out September 1! Theron treads very similar territory as Libby Day in Dark Places about a seven-year-old who survives the massacre of her family

The western-comedy - due out June 6 - also stars Liam Neeson, Neil Patrick Harris, and Amanda Seyfried.
And Theron shaved her head to play Imperator Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road, which won't reach theatres until May 2015.
Tom Hardy, Mel Gibson, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Zoë Kravitz and Nicholas Hoult also star in the post-apocalyptic flick.

Yee-haw! But the 5ft 10in beauty will next appear in Seth MacFarlane's western-comedy - A Million Ways to Die in the West - with Aaron McPherson and Amanda Seyfried

Tom Hardy as Mad Max: And Theron shaved her head to play Imperator Furiosa in Mad Max: Fury Road, which won't reach theatres until May 2015