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Hugh Jackman looked as happy as Larry in New York on Monday as he greeted a throng of waiting fans while entering the Good Morning America studios.
The Aussie A-lister, 56, shielded his eyes with a pair of dark shades as the most-watched morning news show in the US rolled out the red carpet for the actor.
Hugh looked dapper in a crisp navy suit over a matching navy sweater and finished the look with a pair of white loafers.
The Deadpool star appeared as a guest to promote his one-man live show at Radio City and his new off-Broadway play ‘Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes’.
Hugh appeared relaxed and very much in his element entering the iconic Manhattan studios—security guards in tow – waving at fans, signing autographs and posing for the press pack.
It comes days after he was spotted with new girlfriend Sutton Foster, 50, carrying moving boxes into his swanky penthouse apartment in Chelsea.
Hugh Jackman looked as happy as Larry in New York on Monday as he greeted a throng of waiting fans while entering the Good Morning America studios
The Aussie A-lister, 56, shielded his eyes with a pair of dark shades as the most-watched morning news show in the US rolled out the red carpet for the actor
Hugh looked dapper in a crisp navy suit over a matching navy sweater and finished the look with a pair of white loafers
Sutton was seen leaving Hugh’s luxe digs before jetting off on a convenient Citi Bike.
Moments later, Hugh emerged to help load some boxes and belongings into the building, suggesting that Sutton was possibly moving in with her recently minted paramour.
The Wolverine star was seen on the busy New York street, dutifully carrying armfuls of belongings, possibly Sutton’s, back into his apartment.
The images appear to be at odds with recent reports that the couple’s relationship had hit a ‘rough patch’.
The GMA hosts steered well clear of asking Hugh any personal or challenging questions, instead lavishing the actor with praise.
‘Sometimes I feel more relaxed on stage than I do in life,’ Hugh admitted during his sit down.
‘I don’t know what it is. I’m living the dream.’
His new award-winning play, written in 2020 by Canadian playwright Hannah Moscovitch, debuted on April 28 at New York’s Minetta Lane Theatre and has already grabbed the attention of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, who stepped out to support their close friend on Tuesday night.
‘Ryan does a lot of things great, but dancing? Come on,’ Hugh joked, as he took a swing at his Deadpool co-star.
‘He actually heckled during the play. I said “Come on man, you’re a movie star”.’
Hugh looked relaxed and very much in his element entering the iconic Manhattan studios—security guards in tow – waving at fans, signing autographs, and posing for the press pack
He stopped to take selfies with fans and sign autographs outside the Good Morning America studios, with waiting crowds kept behind barricades
The Deadpool star appeared as a guest to promote his one-man live show at Radio City and his new off-Broadway play ‘Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes’
In Hugh’s ‘stripped down’ off-Broadway show, the Greatest Showman actor swears liberally, speaks graphically about sex and engages in multiple steamy make-out sessions with his younger co-star.
Asked when he first decided to make a big career change to theatre on GMA, Hugh said: ‘It was about five years ago.
‘I felt I wasn’t doing the thing I loved to do enough. I wasn’t acting enough. I thought if I was a professional violinist, I wouldn’t not pick up a violin for four months.
‘I love the theatre. I think it should be available for everyone.’
Hugh plays a three-time divorced middle-aged college professor and novelist Jon, who embarks on a forbidden romance with his 19-year-old student Annie, played by Ella Beatty, 25, in intense two-hander, ‘Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes’.
Sutton also made a backstage appearance this week, amid rumours that their fledgling relationship has struggled since they went public in January.
‘I love the theatre. I think it should be available for everyone,’ Hugh Jackman said during his appearance on Good Morning America
It comes days after he was spotted with new girlfriend Sutton Foster , 50, carrying moving boxes into his swanky penthouse apartment in Chelsea
The new show may not be the easiest watch for her, with Hugh and his 25-year-old co-star kissing frequently, at one point making out on a desk as a scantily clad Ella wraps her legs around him.
Another scene sees the young star – the daughter of Warren Beatty – sat in between Hugh’s legs wearing nothing but her underwear and a red jacket as he kisses her head.
Hugh also swears throughout, dropping F-bombs and at one point graphically detailing a college cheerleader’s sex actt/
It’s easy to see why audience members are banned from using phones.
Set in a pre #MeToo era, the story explores discussions around sexual consent and power dynamics.
In March, a source revealed to the Daily Mail that Hugh and his ex-wife Deborra-Lee Furness have yet to file for divorce because ‘they are struggling to reach an agreement on how to divide their assets.’
Hugh and Sutton met as co-stars on the 2022 Broadway revival of The Music Man, but only went public after they were pictured holding hands earlier this year.
Sutton filed for divorce from her now-estranged husband Ted Griffin, 54, in October last year.
