Zoe Kravitz and husband Karl Glusman hold hands on romantic dog walk in NYC

As Zoe Kravitz rings in her first Valentine’s Day as a married woman, the Big Little Lies star will also be celebrating the highly anticipated release of her new gender-flipped series High Fidelity this Friday. 

Despite a busy week, the 31-year-old actress bundled up and spent some quality time with husband Karl Glusman, 32, and their beloved pup Scout on a dog walk in New York City on Wednesday. 

The pair, who wed in June after getting engaged in 2018, showed their affection by holding hands and keeping close together on their stroll. 

For their brisk outing, Kravitz wore an over-sized green trench coat, grey tracksuit and large black scarf.    

She paired the comfortable look with a pair of black shades, coordinating sneakers and held a Fendi bag in her right hand. 

Glusman stayed warmed in a puffer vest, grey crew neck, Timberlands and sunglasses, as he gazed sweetly at his wife throughout the walk. 

While the pair are notoriously private, last month the actress opened up to Elle about her relationship and being a newlywed. 

‘The best part of being married is being able to have the odd fight and knowing neither of us is going to walk out the door,’ she revealed. ‘The commitment feels safe.’

‘Karl has his own career and needs to focus on that, but we’ve been together for a few years now, and we know where we are,’ she said, before explaining Glusman understands her demanding schedule because he’s also a performer. 

The couple are also extremely close with their fur baby and are often spotted on walks and bringing him along wherever they can. 

While Kravitz even named a YSL lipstick after her pup, Page Six reported Scout might not be taken to anymore major events after breaking free from the couple’s hotel room and joining a Golden Globes’ after-party that included Quentin Tarantino, Joaquin Phoenix and Bong Joon Ho. 

On Feburary 14, fans can catch Kravitz on Hulu in her new series starring as record store owner who revisits past relationships through music. 

The story was first adapted from British author Nick Hornby’s 1995 novel in 2000 starred John Cusack and Kravitz’s mother Lisa Bonet played one of his love interests (a singer named Marie De Salle.) 

For the rebooted 10-part series, the POV has been changed to a woman named Rob, who examines her failed attempts at romance and happiness.

‘The part of Rob is the closest thing to me I have ever played,’ she told Elle. ‘I know Rob so well. I, too, found being a teenager and young adult hard to navigate, and music was a refuge for me, somewhere to hide.’