Liev Schreiber and his wife Taylor Neisen sipped on coffee during a family stroll in Manhattan’s West Village on Thursday with their two-month-old daughter Hazel Bee.
At 56, the Tony winner is 25 years older than Miss South Dakota 2012, but they happily tied the knot on July 4 after six years of dating.
Also joining the newlyweds was their pandemic pup Scout, whom Liev adopted through the non-profit Tobie’s Small Dog Rescue in July 2020.
When Schreiber turned 56 on October 4, Taylor shared a cute daddy-daughter piano snap on Instagram and gushed: ‘Every day with you is my favorite adventure. Happy birthday @lievschreiber. We love you!’
The Collision of Power narrator famously never wed his Painted Veil co-star Naomi Watts during their 11-year relationship, which ended in 2016 after welcoming two children – Sasha, 16; and Kai, 14.
Family fun! Liev Schreiber and his wife Taylor Neisen sipped on coffee during a stroll in Manhattan’s West Village on Thursday with their two-month-old daughter Hazel Bee
Milestone after milestone! At 56, the Tony winner is 25 years older than Miss South Dakota 2012, but they happily tied the knot on July 4 after six years of dating
Ironically, the 55-year-old Oscar nominee married her Gypsy leading man Billy Crudup on June 9 also after six years of dating.
Liev managed to wrap his role as ‘the groom’s father’ Tag Winbury in Netflix’s upcoming six-part series The Perfect Couple before the SAG/AFTRA strike began on July 14.
However, showrunner Jenna Lamia got into hot water with the guild last month while filming ‘B-roll shots of a car driving through town’ in Nantucket, MA as strikers picketed the production – according to the Nantucket Current.
Director Susanne Bier’s small-screen adaptation of Elin Hilderbrand’s 2018 novel also stars Nicole Kidman, Dakota Fanning, Eve Hewson, Isabelle Adjani, Jack Reynor, and Omar Epps.
Schreiber will soon begin rehearsals with Tyne Daly on the Broadway revival of the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning play Doubt: A Parable, which runs February 29-April 14 at the American Airlines Theatre in Manhattan.
The Command Z actor will portray charismatic Catholic priest Father Brendan Flynn, which the late great Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman played in John Patrick Shanley’s own 2008 big-screen adaptation.
The Roundabout Theatre Company’s play will also feature Emmy nominee Zoe Kazan and Power Book II: Ghost actress Quincy Tyler Bernstine.
It’s unclear what Neisen does for a living, but when she competed for Miss USA back in 2012 she said the United States wasn’t ‘ready’ to legalize marijuana because ‘it’s being abused.’
11 years later and marijuana has since been decriminalized in 32 states with only five states remaining that restrict medicinal use.
Canine companion: Also joining the newlyweds was their pandemic pup Scout, whom Liev adopted through the non-profit Tobie’s Small Dog Rescue in July 2020
When Schreiber turned 56 on October 4, Taylor shared a cute daddy-daughter piano snap on Instagram and gushed: ‘Every day with you is my favorite adventure. Happy birthday @lievschreiber. We love you!’
Coming soon! The Collision of Power narrator managed to wrap his role as ‘the groom’s father’ Tag Winbury in Netflix’s upcoming six-part series The Perfect Couple before the SAG/AFTRA strike began on July 14
Scab! However, showrunner Jenna Lamia got into hot water with the guild last month while filming ‘B-roll shots of a car driving through town’ in Nantucket, MA as strikers picketed the production
Liev will soon begin rehearsals with Tyne Daly on the Broadway revival of the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony-winning play Doubt: A Parable, which runs February 29-April 14 at the American Airlines Theatre in Manhattan
Big shoes to fill! Schreiber will portray charismatic Catholic priest Father Brendan Flynn, which the late great Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman (R) played in John Patrick Shanley’s own 2008 big-screen adaptation
It’s been decriminalized in 32 states! It’s unclear what Neisen does for a living, but when she competed for Miss USA back in 2012 she said the United States wasn’t ‘ready’ to legalize marijuana because ‘it’s being abused’
