Even after seven years of marriage Zoe Saldana and her husband Marco Perego’s love is stronger than ever.
The 41-year-old Avengers: Endgame action star held her spouse’s arm close gently, while the pair navigated their way into the vegan hotspot Crossroads in West Hollywood on Friday.
Before stepping into the restaurant, the lovebirds looked lost in conversation, as Saldana appeared to tell a gripping story.
Seven years strong: Zoe Saldana and her husband Marco Perego looked happy in love, navigating their way into the vegan hotspot Crossroads in West Hollywood on Friday
The Italian artist, 40, seemed amused by his wife, as he held his gaze on her and smiled, while she waved her hands passionately.
For their date, the half-Dominican, half-Puerto Rican beauty donned a black and white patterned blazer, leopard loafers and her brown tresses pinstraight.
Her husband, who is sporting a salt and pepper beard, wore a striped bomber jacket, white button down and pulled his luxuriously long locks into a man bun.
Listen up: Before stepping into the restaurant, the lovebirds looked lost in conversation, as Saldana appeared to tell a gripping story
At one point, Saldana burst out laughing, while pulling her man closer, as he looked down chuckling.
The passionate couple, who often pack on the PDA in public, share 2-year-old son Zen and five-year-old twin sons Cy Aridio and Bowie Ezio.
The Avatar actress activist is set to reprise her iconic role as Na’vi princess Neytiri in James Cameron’s long-delayed $250M Avatar sci-fi sequel, which hits US/UK theaters on December 17, 2021.
Always smiling: At one point, Saldana burst out laughing, while pulling her man closer, as he looked down chuckling
It’s been nearly a decade since the original Avatar amassed an eye-popping $2.79B at the global box office and scored an 82% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Some familiar faces starring alongside her in Avatar 2 will include, Sam Worthington, Kate Winslet, Sigourney Weaver, Jemaine Clement, Michelle Yeoh, Giovanni Ribisi, Edie Falco, CCH Pounder, Stephen Lang and Oona Chaplin.
While she is known for her roles starring in Marvel films, she spoke up in June about becoming her own hero after spotting little diversity in Hollywood.
Representation matters: While she is known for her roles starring in Marvel films, she spoke up in June about becoming her own hero after spotting little diversity in Hollywood
‘As a child, I was so appreciative of seeing actresses such as Whoopi Goldberg on my screens. But apart from that, I didn’t really see anyone like me,’ she wrote in a heart-felt essay.
‘When I was nine, my father died in a car accident. It made me grow up much faster and become masculine in my approach to life — I felt like I had to be the ‘man of the house’ for my mother,’ she explained of her complicated upbringing.
She added that being a woman of color and building a career in Hollywood required her to prove she’s ‘intelligent, talented and worthy.’
‘As a result, I became the hero I needed. I was always aware of the impact it would have for the little Zoes out there, who look like me, to see me playing strong female roles and know that they can do anything, too. I became the superhero I had wanted to have,’ the BESE founder concluded.