Jude Law and Wife Share Passionate Rome Moment

They have been married for seven years. 

And proved to be more in love than ever with his psychologist wife Phillipa Coan as the duo were spotted on a romantic Italian jaunt. 

The Holiday actor, 53, looked dashing in a fine knit polo while the mental health professional, 38, nailed holiday chic in striped trousers and a vest. 

The couple could not resist indulging in heavy PDA as they walked the streets before sitting down for a romantic meal in which they gazed into each other's eyes.

Phillipa and Jude, who were first linked in 2015, tied the knot back in April 2019, with a surprise wedding at the Old Marylebone Town Hall in London. 

They have gone on to welcome two children together, in 2020 and 2023. They have not announced the names or sex of their children. 

After welcoming their first child together, Jude said: 'It's really wonderful. We feel pretty blessed that we were in a time where we could, as a family, just nest and enjoy each other's company and every day as it came.'

Jude is the father of seven kids in total - sharing Rafferty, 29, Iris, 25, and Rudy, 23, with ex-wife Sadie Frost, 16-year-old Sophia with model Samantha Burke and Ada, 10, with singer-songwriter Catherine Harding.

In 2024, he gave a rare insight into their romance and was asked if Phillipa had 'helped him make bold choices with his career', to which he agreed.

He said: 'Also, Phil's a psychologist. So we enjoy a very healthy relationship where we talk a lot about how we feel, our relationships with friends, relationships with our families, and she has a wonderful perspective on all of that...

'I think one should, in middle age, start to reflect. What are the patterns I've created? What are the relationships I have? Why do I have them like that? How do I feel about them?'

The actor was back to his handsome self following his critically-acclaimed transformation into Vladimir Putin in The Wizard Of The Kremlin.

The star won enormous praise for his 'Oscar-worthy' depiction.

Much of his near four-decade career in the world of acting has been spent as the heart throb or 'pretty boy', however in recent years he has stuck his teeth into grittier roles such as a pock-marked, bloated Henry VIII in 2024's Firebrand. 

His career U-turn is what piqued the interest of critics of The Wizard Of The Kremlin, with the star winning resounding praise for his depiction of the Russian leader, in which he maintained his English accent. 

The Independent's Xan Brooks mused: 'Jude Law deserved an Oscar this year for playing Vladimir Putin. [His] impersonation of Vladimir Putin is a little masterpiece in shades of grey, a stone-cold character study that transforms the film’s second half.'

While there has been divide across the board for the film, directed by Olivier Assayas, itself - with ratings ranging from two to five stars - praise for Jude's performance is the one constant.