fled the 'dystopian' US two years ago and resides mostly in and , but she still makes trips back to the States when necessary.
Eva Longorias Rare US Outing with Husband
Eva Longoria fled the 'dystopian' US two years ago and resides mostly in Spain and Mexico, but she still makes trips back to the States when necessary.The Despe...
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The Desperate Housewives alum’s second directorial feature, The Fifth Wheel, wrapped filming in and is currently in post-production, so no doubt she's got to stick to around a while longer.
But Longoria appeared to be making the best of it as she stepped out for dinner with husband Jose Baston and friends at Italian eatery Giorgio Baldi, a celebrity favorite in Santa Monica.
The 51-year-old actress-turned-director was all smiles and looking Euro-elegant in an all-black ensemble, including a maxi coat, crew-necked top and wide-legged trousers. Her outfit was tastefully accessorized with a simple gold necklace and a Patek Philippe watch.
Her husband complemented her look in a black cardigan, gray trousers and gray scarf. He also wore his right arm in a sling as a support - the cause of his injury unknown - but even that addition was stylish.
Longoria, who , last month, was born in and spent most of her adult life in . She retains dual citizenship in the US and Spain.
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Eva Longoria resides mostly in Spain and Mexico after fleeing 'dystopian' America and she made a rare sight while out to dinner with husband Jose Baston at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica on Friday
The Desperate Housewives alum was all smiles in an all-black ensemble - and a very pricey Patek Philippe watch
She previously stated that she feels the American 'chapter in my life is done now,' and no longer wants to live in Los Angeles due to the 'changing' atmosphere.
Longoria, who campaigned for Kamala Harris to win the presidential election, first revealed she was leaving the country of her birth because she feared Donald Trump would 'keep his promises,' making the US a 'scary place.'
'I get to escape and go somewhere,' Longoria told Marie Claire magazine in late 2024. 'Most Americans aren't so lucky. They're going to be stuck in this dystopian country, and my anxiety and sadness is for them.'
Longoria previously stated that she feels the American 'chapter in my life is done now,' and stated that she and her family are content to split their time between Mexico and Spain (pictured with Baston in July 2024)
The 51-year-old actress-director - who has been in LA for her second directorial feature, The Fifth Wheel, starring Kim Kardashian - sparkled at the LACMA gala on April 16
Longoria - pictured on April 16 - admitted she is 'privileged' to have the means to live abroad
Longoria – who married Bastón in 2016 – purchased a six-bedroom, seven-bathroom villa in Marbella in early 2023, after a years-long search for the perfect home.
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The couple, who share seven-year-old son Santiago, soon began renovations, adding a home cinema, sauna and gym.
The pair also slashed the listing price of their eight-bedroom Beverly Hills mansion from $22.8 to $18.9 million in February 2024 because they were 'ready to get out.'
At the time, Longoria said that while she often ends up in South America or other European destinations for work, she does not frequently return to Los Angeles.
'I had my whole adult life here,' Longoria said of her former home in 2024.
'But even before [the pandemic], it was changing. The vibe was different. And then COVID happened, and it pushed it over the edge.
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‘Whether it's the homelessness or the taxes - not that I want to s*** on California – it just feels like this chapter in my life is done now.'
Longoria admitted she is 'privileged' to have the means to live abroad.
The Flamin' Hot director said her family 'really enjoy life in Spain,' and compared the Spanish culture with faster-paced life in the US by saying: '[Spaniards] love a long meal. You're never in a rush'
The Flamin’ Hot director - who stunned at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art's gala in April – recently revealed to People what she misses the most about the US.
'I miss my family, my Texas family...' Longoria said, before adding: 'Good Mexican food.'
'That's what I miss. That's what's not in Europe, is good Mexican food,' she said, though she can surely satisfy her cravings when her family in back in Mexico.
She said her family 'really enjoy life in Spain,' and compared the Spanish culture with faster-paced life in the US. '[Spaniards] love a long meal. You're never in a rush.'
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