Rumors of a romance between Music Man co-stars Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster have been doing the rounds for the last two years, following their splits from their respective spouses Deborra-Lee Furness and Ted Griffin.
And although the couple have been papped packing on the PDA on various date nights over the past two years, they hadn’t made their relationship red carpet official… until now!
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Hugh Jackman And Sutton Foster Twin In Black Outfits As They Make Their Red Carpet Debut As A Couple
The Deadpool & Wolverine actor, 57, and the Younger actress, 50, made their first official red carpet appearance as a couple at the AFI Fest premiere of his new film Song Sung Blue, which was held at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles. And as the pictures prove, neither of them could contain their happiness on the red carpet!
The Greatest Showman star looked dapper in a black suit teamed with a crisp white shirt and black tie, while the Bunheads actress perfectly complemented her beau by also choosing a chic black ensemble.
Foster stunned in a sleek figure-hugging black floor-length slip dress with a super-daring plunging front. She accessorized with an elegant black clutch, a simple bracelet, and dazzling drop earrings for a touch of sparkle, opting to skip a necklace to let the gown take center stage. Her brunette hair was styled in soft, side-swept waves for an effortlessly glamorous finish.
Hugh Jackman Talks About His Kids On The Red Carpet
Reporters on the carpet may have hoped for a comment about the Les Misérables actor's ex-wife, but he kept a dignified silence, choosing to only comment on their two children: son Oscar Maximilian, 25, and daughter Ava Eliot, 20.
When asked whether his and Deborra-Lee's kids plan to follow in his footsteps career-wise, he gushed to E! News: "They'd both be very good, but I don't know."
He then went on to suggest that he wouldn't pressure them to follow the same career path if they didn't want to, adding: "I just want them to do what they love."
