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Matthew McConaughey shared a kiss with his glamorous wife Camila Alves as they attended a special screening of his new film The Lost Bus in London on Sunday.
The actor, 55, who stars as protagonist Kevin McKay in the drama, was supported by his model partner, 42, as he walked the red carpet at Curzon Mayfair.
Matthew looked smart in a charcoal grey three-piece suit, which he paired with a lighter shirt and leather shoes.
By his side, Camila looked incredible in a white gown that featured an off-the-shoulder neckline and tasseled skirt.
She teamed her outfit with a pair of classy stiletto heels and styled her hair into beachy waves.
The couple were joined at the screening by his co-star America Ferrera, who opted for a bright red blazer and knee length skirt.
Matthew's son Levi stars as his on-screen son Shaun McKay in the survival film which will premiere globally on October 3 on Apple TV+.
Jamie Lee Curtis produced The Lost Bus which also stars Yul Vazquez, and Ashlie Atkinson.
The big-screen adaptation of Lizzie Johnson's 2021 book Paradise: One Town's Struggle to Survive an American Wildfire currently has a 'certified fresh' 87% critic approval rating (out of 55 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.
Matthew recently claimed his eldest child - son Levi - already 'had the performative bug' before he pulled strings to get him cast in The Lost Bus.
'As much as people can say, "Oh, you got this because of your father or your mother," they can open the door, but then it's going to be up to me to do my thing once I get in there,' the 17-year-old explained in his family's People cover story.
Matthew noted: 'There's a line between entitlement and shame. If you can look it right in the eye and deal with it, and if it works out, you'll see, it's a hell of a roller coaster.'
Self-made Matthew also tried to give Levi 'tips' he 'learned along the way' about being in the public eye.
'It's important that he has his own ownership of who he is and becomes. And [acting] will be a part of that if he continues to do it, part of finding his identity, but it can't be his full identity,' he said.
Matthew spent his first 15 years in Hollywood swearing he 'never' wanted his children to follow in his footsteps but his attitude changed around age 40 when his son was born.
Regardless, the actor 'had to badger' his dad 'four times' to help coach him through his taped audition for the role of his bus driver character Kevin's son Shaun.
Matthew even asked casting director Francine Maisler to pull Levi's last name before forwarding the audition tape to director Paul Greengrass, who quickly agreed and then became even more elated to discover it was his own flesh and blood.
Matthew's other upcoming acting projects include Andrew Patterson's crime thriller The Rivals of Amziah King, Nic Pizzolatto's untitled Netflix series about brothers, Nic Pizzolatto's untitled Mike Hammer film.
He will also star in Apple TV+'s 10-episode comedy Brother from Another Mother with Woody Harrelson as well as a big-screen adaptation of the Wisdom Tree video game Exodus.
Last year, he supervised Levi on the set of McG's upcoming Navy SEAL-inspired teen drama Way of the Warrior Kid, which premieres December 25 on Apply TV+.
Levi's first-ever job was getting 'cash for catering' on the Golden Globe winner's movie sets and, last year, he made his acting debut in a Father's Day-themed Lincoln car commercial.
Matthew and Camila also share 15-year-old daughter Vida and 12-year-old son Livingston.
Elsewhere, Matthew recently revealed the one bedroom secret that has kept his 13-year marriage with Camila alive.
The Oscar winner opened up about the topic in his new book titled Poems & Prayers which hit shelves this month.
In his latest book, he wrote: 'The best thing you can / do for your / marriage. One way to surely / get ahead, / is get rid of that / king-size mattress, / and sleep in a / queen-size bed.'
The Interstellar actor further reflected on the importance of down-sizing the mattress during an interview with the Fox News Digital.
'We have kids and we go to our friend's house and he has one of these double king-size beds put together and all the kids sleep in the bed,' he expressed.
'The wife's on one side with her side table, and the husband's on the other side, and it's great when you got all three kids, but all of a sudden the kids get too big. They're out of the bed.'
McConaughey then explained waking up one day to see how far his wife was from him in their bed.
'Then you go to bed at night, like you want to snuggle up and …"Well, we've got to cover you up. Come about 12 feet and I'll come 12 feet."'
The star remembered thinking 'this d**n king-size bed is not good for the marriage, man. Get rid of that son of a b****.
'So we got a queen size where we're shoulder to shoulder. I'm telling you, it's good for your marriage.'
McConaughey first crossed paths with Alves while at a nightclub in West Hollywood in 2006 - and the pair sparked up a romance soon after.
Five years later, he popped the big question to the model on Christmas Day and gave insight into the sweet moment during a past interview with People.
'It was the last gift to be opened, and I wrapped it in seven different boxes so Camila would have to keep unwrapping,' he said of the engagement ring.