Julia Roberts cuddled up to her husband, Danny Moder, while enjoying an intimate water taxi ride in Venice, Italy.
In a photo shared to Instagram Friday, the “Pretty Woman” star ditched her shoes and climbed into the arms of her hubby while gliding along the water.
She wore the same dark-hued, floor length patterned Atelier Versace gown she donned for her solo red carpet appearance at the “After the Hunt” Venice Film Festival premiere earlier in the day, as Moder cradled her.
Roberts’ husband of 23 years wore a suit while gazing out the window of the water taxi. “Venice 🥰,” the “Notting Hill” actress captioned the romantic post.
Stars including Jessica Alba, Naomi Watts and Sofia Vergara gave the sweet upload a “thumbs up,” while fans reacted in the comments thread with rows of heart emojis.
“❤️❤️❤️❤️ that’s pure ❤️❤️❤️❤️,” one follower gushed.
The screen legend, 57, and cinematographer, 57, married in 2002 and celebrated their 23rd wedding anniversary in July.
“You + Me = 23 🎇🎆🎇🎆🎇,” the actress captioned a romantic pic from a camping trip on July 4.
The couple met on the set of “The Mexican” in 2000, when Moder was working as a cameraman. At the time, Moder was married to makeup artist Vera Steimber, while Roberts was dating Benjamin Bratt.
After their respective splits, the couple married in a romantic private ceremony in New Mexico on Independence Day 2002.
They subsequently welcomed twins Phinnaeus and Hazel in 2004, and son Henry Daniel in 2007.
Roberts once said of her longtime marriage that she “believe[s] in the love of a good man.”
“I believe that my husband loves me and cares for me in a way that makes me feel deeply, deeply happy,” the star told director Richard Curtis in a British Vogue interview in 2024.
“The luckiest aspect of my work life/family life is that the success of my work life came earlier,” she added.
“So by the time I had the success of my family life and had a husband and children who wanted to stay home, I had been working for 18 years. And so I felt that I had the luxury. I didn’t have to pick one or the other.”