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Zoe Saldana Plays A Real Life Hero

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Zoe Saldana showed her good samaritan side when she helped a woman injured in a car accident yesterday.

According to reports, the Hollywood star was cruising in her car, in Los Angeles, when she witnessed a traffic accident involving an elderly woman. After seeing the crash, the actress jumped out of her car to help the injured woman, who was bleeding from her head because of the collision. Saldana took the woman out of her car, put her on the curb, and then called 911.

The “Avatar” star waited with the woman until an ambulance arrived. After the actress talked to the firemen and a police officer, she proceeded on her way.

Witnesses mentioned that Saldana looked shook-up by witnessing the incident, but still looked as though she just left a photo shoot. She was wearing glasses, a grey sweater, and skinny black jeans.

Saldana and her boyfriend of 11 years ended their relationship in November, and since has recently been linked to actor Bradley Cooper.

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