Alison Brie and her husband Dave Franco cut very casual figures as they step out together on a coffee run in Los Angeles
Alison Brie and her husband Dave Franco stepped out for a shared coffee run on Sunday morning.
The couple both cut very casual figures while spending time together in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles.
The Now You See Me actor was also spotted placing his hand on the lower part of his wife’s backside while they waited to pick up their order.
Better together: Alison Brie and Dave Franco were spotted stepping out for a shared coffee run in Los Angeles on Sunday morning
The 38-year-old actress was dressed in a bright red t-shirt featuring an image of the Peanuts character Snoopy printed across its front.
She added a bit of contrast to her outfit with a pair of black athletic leggings and running shoes; a fanny pack was strapped around her waist for extra storage.
The BoJack Horseman voice actress’ beautiful brunette hair shot out from underneath a dark blue baseball cap.
Her 35-year-old husband kept his outfit similarly toned down, as he wore a basic blue hoodie and a pair of grey jeans, under which were a set of white high-top sneakers.
Staying close: At one point, the Now You See Me actor placed his hand on the lower part of his wife’s backside
Happy couple: Brie and Franco were first romantically linked in 2011, and tied the knot six years after their initial meeting
The couple were both seen carrying facial coverings during their walk, which they presumably wore while ordering their items.
Brie and Franco have been together since March of 2011 when their mutual friends set them up on a date during that year’s Mardi Gras.
The pair met up in New York City later that year, and when the Neighbors actor asked his now-wife to visit Paris with him on a whim, she accepted.
The two entertainment industry figures became engaged four years later and eventually tied the knot in 2017.
Whirlwind romance: The couple was introduced by mutual friends and spent Mardi Gras together before becoming more seriously invested in each other; they are pictured at the 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards in 2019
The two have also appeared on screen together multiple times over the course of their relationship.
In 2017, the couple was featured in the medieval black comedy film The Little Hours, where Brie portrayed a nun who begins to have romantic feelings for a gardener, played by her husband.
That same year, the pair shared the screen a second time in the biographical comedy film The Disaster Artist, which was directed by and starred Franco’s older brother James.
In 2020, Brie took a starring role in the horror film The Rental, which her husband directed, produced and co-wrote alongside screenwriter Joe Swanberg.
The film received positive critical reviews upon its release, and Franco has voiced his interest in producing a sequel.
Working together: Brie and Franco have shared the screen on multiple occasions, including in the 2017 biographical comedy The Disaster Artist; they are seen together in 2020