Deborra-Lee Furness and daughter Ava, 15, wear masks and hold hands as they pick up lunch for their family in New York
Australian actress Deborra-Lee Furness and her daughter Ava popped out to grab some lunch from their home in New York on Wednesday.
The pair wore face masks and held hands as they carried food in a plastic bag back to their apartment.
Deborra-Lee, 64, and Ava, 15, both cut casual figures as they embraced the city’s warmer weather.
Safety first: Australian actress Deborra-Lee Furness and her daughter Ava, 15, wore masks and held hands as they picked up lunch for their family in New York on Wednesday (both pictured)
The wife of hunky Wolverine star Hugh Jackman wore a black and white ensemble, consisting of dark three-quarter length pants, a short-sleeved t-shirt and sneakers.
The Hide and Seek actress protected herself with a quirky panda face mask, wore a large pair of mirrored sunglasses and carried a Mulberry large Bayswater bag worth $2150.
Deborra-Lee wore her platinum blond locks pulled back in a ponytail and appeared makeup-free.
Style: The wife of hunky Wolverine star Hugh Jackman wore a black and white ensemble, consisting of dark three-quarter length pants, a short-sleeved t-shirt and sneakers
Quirky: The Hide and Seek actress protected herself with a quirky panda face mask
Ava covered her face with a Black Lives Matters face mask.
Deborra-Lee and Hugh have been married for 23 years and also share an adopted son, Oscar, 20.
Mummy’s girl! Ava walked closely beside her mother during the outing
Statement: Ava covered her face with a Black Lives Matters face mask
The family has been splitting their time between their New York apartment and home in the Hamptons during the coronavirus pandemic.
Last week Deborra-Lee revealed on Georgie Gardner’s Drive podcast that she and Hugh have been using this time to reconnect and enjoy the simpler things in life.
She added that the couple start each morning by reading together for half an hour.
Long lasting: Deborra-Lee and Hugh have been married for 23 years and also share an adopted son, Oscar, 20
‘We read something of substance, so it sets you up for the day and we have a bit of a debate,’ she said.
‘We [also] do meditation, we walk the dogs, we work out and then we start our day. It gives you a structure to hold on to,’ she explained.
Deborra-Lee also revealed Hugh has been baking everyday during lockdown, saying: ‘He’s a big baker. It’s his new passion. He bakes literally every day.’
‘He’s a big baker!’ Deborra-Lee revealed that she and Hugh have been using the time in lockdown to reconnect and that he has been baking everyday