Leslie Mann cuts a cozy look in grey sweats as she takes daughter Iris Apatow shopping in Malibu during break from self-isolation
Leslie Mann has been enjoying plenty of quality family time with her brood as they quarantine amid COVID-19.
And the actress has recently been spotted stepping out with her husband and kids as businesses reopen.
She cut a cozy look in sweats Thursday as she took daughter Iris Apatow, 17, for a little shopping spree at Malibu Country Mart during a break from isolation.
Retail therapy: Leslie Mann cut a cozy look in a black cardigan over a white tank top with grey sweatpants Thursday as she took daughter Iris Apatow for a little shopping spree at Malibu Country Mart
The 48-year-old sported a black cardigan over a white tank top with grey sweatpants and pink New Balance sneakers.
She finished the look with a pair of chunky black wayfarers and a matching face mask, while carrying an Urban Outfitters shopping tote.
Iris sported a summer chic white dress with a strawberry print and black face mask beneath her chin.
Her older sister Maude Apatow recently starred alongside Pete Davidson in the highly-anticipated King of Staten Island, directed by dad Judd Apatow, 52.
Lady in red: Iris sported a summer chic white dress with a strawberry print and black face mask beneath her chin
Leading lady: Her big sister Maude Apatow recently starred alongside Pete Davidson in the highly-anticipated King of Staten Island, directed by dad Judd Apatow
Family film: Judd revealed that Leslie also had a hand in making the film, suggesting he move a scene that ultimately saved the film
The brunette beauty recently told Variety of being accused of nepotism: ‘I didn’t know if I wanted to do it because I knew people would give me s*** for it.
‘But it’s so special to me; I don’t know when I’m ever going to work with my dad again, and he’s taught me everything I know. He’s my mentor. Why would I not do it?’
Judd recently revealed to Uproxx that Leslie also had a hand in making the film, suggesting he move an important scene: ‘And because I was so married to this progression we had thought of, I kept resisting her perfect note. And then when I finally tried it, it fixed the entire first half.’
The Knocked Up director later told Us Weekly in February the secret to their 22-year marriage: ‘We’ve been together a long time.
‘So, you have to get very inventive, because you’ve gone through all the good gifts and activity concepts.’
Happy couple: The Knocked Up director later revealed the secret to their 22-year marriage: ‘So, you have to get very inventive, because you’ve gone through all the good gifts and activity concepts’ (pictured in February, 2020)