Rachel Weisz looked radiant as she strolled around London’s Primrose Hill with celebrity hairdresser Daniel Erdman.
The British actress, 54, was glowing as she joined the hairstylist to the stars for a wander in north London on Tuesday.
She sported a khaki green maxi shirt dress for the walk, which she kept casual by rolling up her sleeves and pairing with trainers.
Rachel carried a floppy hat around with her in the sunshine, as well as a tote bag and was seen on the phone to someone.
The Favourite actress was fresh-faced for the stroll and her brunette locks were kept natural and left down.
Rachel Weisz looked radiant as she strolled around London’s Primrose Hill with celebrity hairdresser Daniel Erdman on Tuesday
Last year, Rachel spoke about her experience of suffering a miscarriage in an emotional new interview with podcast, The News Agents.
The mother of two, spoke about losing her child while weighing in on the criticism of the portrayal of childbirth and loss in her Amazon series, Dead Ringers, in which she played twin gynaecologists.
Rachel welcomed daughter Grace, now four in 2018 with husband Daniel Craig, 55, when she was aged 48 and he was 51.
She also shares a son Henry, 16, with ex partner Darren Aronofsky, 54. The pair were together from 2001-2010.
She told hosts Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel of the reaction to the scenes, which involved women going through miscarriages and footage of live births: ‘I think I probably was surprised because I was just telling this story about the female experience, and it didn’t seem to have been like heightened or over-dramatised.
‘Women have miscarriages, I’ve had a miscarriage, so you suddenly you see blood coming out of your body and these are just all part of a female experience of being alive.
‘So, we’re not used to it. I think we’re not used to seeing any of those things being represented cinematically or fictionally.
‘So maybe this is breaking some new ground this show.’
The British actress, 54, was glowing as she joined the hairstylist to the stars for a wander in north London
The star is seen with husband Daniel Craig in 2018 – the pair share a daughter Grace, four
The star, who keeps her personal life private, did not divulge when she suffered the miscarriage.
Making very rare comments about her husband Daniel, who retired from his role as James Bond in 2021’s No Time To Die, said she was ‘relieved’ he was no longer playing 007.
She said: ‘It was very dangerous. I mean, he got injured a lot because he did all his own stunts. So, the danger quotient has definitely gone down… It is a much less stressful time for him.
‘I’m really proud of his time as Bond and I think he was really, really brilliant. But yeah, it’s much less stressful now, for sure.’
Elsewhere in the chat Rachel slammed hypocritical anti-abortion activists who endorse the death penalty in the USA.
Rachel detailed her experience of suffering a miscarriage in an emotional new interview with podcast, The News Agent
Rachel spoke about losing her child while weighing in on the criticism of the portrayal of childbirth and loss in her new series, Dead Ringers, in which she plays twin gynaecologists (pictured)
She said: ‘Both ends of life have different rules, it is very strange… Children have to they have to be born but there’s going to be no free health care for them.
‘There’s no free schooling for children under the age of five.
‘And now every day, there seems to be more and more of a chance that you might get shot by an assault rifle at school… You can take life at the end of life; the government can choose to say you deserve to die.
‘But at the beginning of life a woman has no choice. How do you rationalise that?’
