Rachel McAdams covers her baby bump in a gray cardigan as she and Jamie Linden eat takeout at a park

Rachel McAdams temporarily escaped the quarantine doldrums by enjoying an outdoor meal with her partner Jamie Linden on Wednesday.

The 41-year-old Game Night star and the 40-year-old screenwriter had picked up takeout earlier and brought it to a park in Los Angeles for a romantic dinner at dusk.

The actress, who’s expecting her second child with Jamie, covered up her growing baby bump with an elegant gray cardigan that she tied closed. 

Dinner at dusk: Rachel McAdams, 41, and her partner Jamie Linden, 40, enjoyed a romantic dinner in an LA park on Wednesday evening

Underneath her cardigan, Rachel wore a white shirt covered in black dots, as well as a pair of dark jeans.

She added a casual note to her look with black sneakers, and she wore her wavy brunette locks down over her shoulders. 

The To The Wonder actress carried along a water bottle, and she wasn’t taking any chances with the coronavirus thanks to her black mask and a tub of disinfectant wipes wedge under her arm.

She added a splash of color to her look with her crimson handbag. 

Casual style: Underneath her cardigan, Rachel wore a white shirt covered in black dots, as well as a pair of dark jeans. She carried a red purse and a tub of disinfectant wipes

Casual style: Underneath her cardigan, Rachel wore a white shirt covered in black dots, as well as a pair of dark jeans. She carried a red purse and a tub of disinfectant wipes

Jamie also had a low-key look with a green T-shirt and a black zip-up sweatshirt, along with dark jeans and black trainers.

After cleaning up a picnic table, the two dug into their meals.

Rachel tied up her long hair into a top knot and held it with a scrunchy she had worn on her wrist.

The couple share a two-year-old son whose name has never been announced, but they seemed to have left him wit a sitter for their date night in the park.

Though Rachel is Canadian, and the two split their time between Toronto and LA, they’re likely stuck on the West Coast at least through November, as the border between Canada and the US has been closed to most non-essential travel for months, and is likely to be extended into November. 

Dinner for two: After cleaning up a picnic table, the two dug into their meals. Missing from the evening was their two-year-old son, whose name has never been released

Dinner for two: After cleaning up a picnic table, the two dug into their meals. Missing from the evening was their two-year-old son, whose name has never been released

Rachel and Jamie have been together since 2016, and they welcomed their son in April 2018.

Although she’s extremely protective of her son’s privacy, the actress shared some rare information about her family life during a COVID-19 fundraiser for healthcare workers that was hosted via video chat.

When asked how she was spending her days in quarantine, Rachel said, ‘I have a very welcome distraction in my son, who is 2.

“That’s pretty much what I do all the time,’ she added.

‘He’s so entertaining,’ she continued. ‘I thought, “Would I rather be alone in quarantine or with my family?” There are days, sure, but I would be so bored without him around to make it so fun.’

Critical success: Rachel's coming off the success of her Netflix original film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, which received mostly positive reviews from critics

Critical success: Rachel’s coming off the success of her Netflix original film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, which received mostly positive reviews from critics

Nordic musical: She and Will Ferrell star as an Icelandic duo who make it to the Eurovision contest by pure chance, where they show off some of their ridiculously dramatic songs

Nordic musical: She and Will Ferrell star as an Icelandic duo who make it to the Eurovision contest by pure chance, where they show off some of their ridiculously dramatic songs

Rachel recently starred in the Netflix comedy film Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, which received mostly positive reviews from critics.

She and Will Ferrell star as an Icelandic music duo who make it to the Eurovision contest by pure chance, where they show off some of their ridiculously dramatic songs.

Prior to that, she starred in the acclaimed comedy Game Night (2018) with Jason Bateman and Jesse Plemons, as well as the romantic drama Disobedience (2017), in which she played a married Orthodox Jewish woman who falls in love with her old friend, played by Rachel Weisz. 

Love story: She previously starred in the 2017 romantic drama Disobedience, as a married Orthodox Jewish woman who falls in love with her old friend, played by Rachel Weisz

Love story: She previously starred in the 2017 romantic drama Disobedience, as a married Orthodox Jewish woman who falls in love with her old friend, played by Rachel Weisz