They welcomed their first child together in December last year.
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And Jamie Laing, 37, and his wife Sophie Habboo, 31, enjoyed some rare time away from parenting duties on Wednesday evening as they stepped out for the EE BAFTA Rising Star bash at La Mome London.
Jamie cut a stylish figure in a dark grey suit paired with a plain black T-shirt as he wrapped an arm around his stunning wife on arrival.
The couple, who share two-month-old son Ziggy, looked more than loved-up as they smiled for photos at the star-studded event.
Sophie looked incredible in a little black dress featuring a plunging V-neckline, an off-the-shoulder design and a ruched mini skirt.
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Flaunting her long legs, she teamed the look with semi-sheer black tights and added height with mesh pointed heels.
Jamie Laing, 37, and his wife Sophie Habboo, 31, enjoyed some rare time away from parenting duties on Wednesday evening as they stepped out for the EE BAFTA Rising Star bash at La Mome London
Jamie cut a stylish figure in a dark grey suit paired with a plain black T-shirt as he wrapped an arm around his stunning wife on arrival
The mother-of-one toted her essentials in a mini black clutch as she struck a series of sultry poses ahead of the event.
Archie Madekwe (Lurker), Chase Infiniti (One Battle After Another), Miles Caton (Sinners), Posy Sterling (Lollipop) and Robert Aramayo (I Swear) were revealed as the nominees for the 2026 EE BAFTA Rising Star Award last month.
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The award is seen as the pathway to A-list success, with previous winners including Tom Holland, James McAvoy, Tom Hardy, Lashana Lynch and Kristen Stewart.
The event was hosted by 2024 EE Rising Star Award winner Mia McKenna-Bruce and film critic and radio presenter Ali Plumb.
The nominees were chosen by a panel of industry jurors, including actors Joe Alwyn, Sheila Atim and Benedict Wong alongside a host of distinguished industry experts.
Posy – who starred in the acclaimed British drama film Lollipop – explained how she was climbing a mountain with friends when she found out she had been nominated.
The 33-year-old star recalled: 'My agent called me and she said, "Where are you? What are you doing?", and I said, "I'm on top of a mountain, what about you?"
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'She said, "Are you on your own?", and I said, "No". I was with my two friends. She said, "You need to go somewhere private". So I found out, cried, and then had to not say anything.'
The couple, who share two-month-old son Ziggy, looked more than loved-up as they smiled for photos at the star-studded event
Sophie looked incredible in a little black dress featuring a plunging V-neckline, an off-the-shoulder design and a ruched mini skirt
Flaunting her long legs, she teamed the look with semi-sheer black tights and added height with mesh pointed heels
The mother-of-one toted her essentials in a mini black clutch as she struck a series of sultry poses ahead of the event
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Meanwhile, Robert – who played the lead role in I Swear, based on the true life story of Tourette's syndrome campaigner John Davidson – revealed that his parents were 'crying and jumping' when he informed them of his nomination.
The 33-year-old actor said: 'I told my parents. There was a lot of crying and jumping, it was quite intense.'
He added: 'Today is a day I will never forget. The artists nominated alongside me this year, and those who've been recognised by the EE Rising Star Award before set a standard that continues to inspire me.
'If young Robert only knew he'd be standing here as an EE Rising Star nominee today, he'd be very proud.'
The prestigious EE Rising Star Award is the only prize at the EE BAFTA Film Awards voted for by the British public.
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Voting is now open at ee.co.uk/BAFTA, via WhatsApp, and across EE socials until Friday, February 20.
The winner will be announced on Sunday, February 22, at the EE BAFTA Film Awards ceremony, which will air on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

