Anne Hathaway enjoys some fresh air as she rides her bicycle then hits the beach

Anne Hathaway has not been seen in public for two months. 

This weekend, the 37-year-old Oscar-winning Les Miserables actress emerged as she was spotted first on her bicycle and then on a beach with her husband Adam Shulman while in Connecticut.

Governor Ned Lamont signed an executive order directing Connecticut residents to Stay Safe, Stay At Home until May 20, but outdoor exercise is allowed and some beaches are open.

The order mandates the closure of all nonessential business and not-for-profit entities, and prohibits public community gatherings ‘of any size for any reason.’

He directed that people maintain six feet of distance from others whenever possible and instructs essential businesses to implement social distancing measures. 

The politician outlined a phased-in approach to reopening, set to begin on May 20.

In Connecticut, outdoor exercises, including running, biking, hiking, or walking, are still considered safe activities.

But crowds are not allowed and people have to stay six feet away from others.  Several beaches are open including Stamford and Fairfield. 

While on her bicycle, Anne had on a dark grey top with green leggings and sneakers.

The Vogue cover girl wore a helmet and sunglasses. A large blue backpack was tightly on her back.

The basket on her bike was overflowing with items like a blue duffel bag. 

Anne and Adam did not seem to have anyone around them when they met up on the beach.

The Princess Diaries actress had on a face mask and hat that tied around her chin as she played with a pink ball.

Adam went mask free as he had on a cap and sunglasses with a black T-shirt worn with blue adidas sweatpants and brown lace up hiking shoes.  

Hathaway was a hit in April when she dressed up as her iconic Princess Diaries character, Mia Thermopolis, as she completed the viral pillow challenge in an Instagram post. 

Anne made sure she ascended the throne as the queen of the social media gauntlet as she had three pillows – one royal blue and two white –  strapped to her body by a belt.

She made sure to reference the iconic poster for the 2004 film featuring Julie Andrews as she also sported rounded sunglasses and headphones.

The Oscar winner flashed a big smile as she sported ruby red lipstick with her hair pulled back in an elegant ponytail. 

The actress – who played the Princess of Genovia in the film – also quoted Andrews’ character Queen Clarisse Renaldi as she captioned it: ‘A Queen is never late; everyone else is simply early. [crown emoji] #pillowchallenge’ 

Hathaway will soon be adding yet another credit to her illustrious repertoire – the film version of American-French New York Times International writer Pamela Druckerman’s artfully titled autobiography, French Children Don’t Throw Food.

The Colossal actress will star in the in-development feature, playing a 35-year-old American journalist living in Paris who becomes pregnant and quickly learns of the stark differences between the U.S. and France when it comes to expectant mothers and parenthood.

In the book, Druckerman learns that pregnant French women don’t rush out to buy every single parenting bible out there, and they are also not as hung up on the ideas of natural births or C-sections.

Anne will portray the expatriate trying to balance family life with her career in the French capital, as she sets out to discover why French children seem so well-behaved.