Charli XCX and boyfriend Huck Kwong step out wearing matching cloud-print face masks

Charli XCX and her boyfriend Huck Kwong were pictured heading out for a walk together in Hollywood on Sunday. 

The couple wore matching cloud face masks for their outing, with Charli, 27, looking lovely wearing a simple black dress. 

She carried a zebra-print bag on her shoulder and a handful of keys and wore chunky trainers as she picked up some items from the local shop. 

Huck was dressed casually, wearing a plain T-shirt, black shorts and trainers. 

It’s been a busy time for Charli who recently revealed she wrote, recorded and released her album in just five weeks. 

Posting a snap of herself in a hot tub, Charli wrote: ‘just birthed an album. #howimfeelingnow,’ along with a link for fans to listen to the record.

Charli recently revealed she and boyfriend Huck were about to break up because they barely saw each other before the coronavirus pandemic.

The singer said the fact that she and her beau’s decision to live together during quarantine helped to save their relationship, and made her realise she can ‘trust [Huck] with [her] life.’

Speaking to Zane Lowe on Apple Music, she explained: ‘You know, we were, I’m not going to say like at the end of the road, but close to it.

‘We were living on separate sides of the country even though we were physically far apart, we were emotionally quite distant as well. 

‘And this time period, I’m extremely lucky that it has brought us physically close together because now we’re living in the same house but also emotionally, and I finally understand that this person is somebody who I can trust with my life and I will have my security and protection at the front point of their heart no matter what.’

Charli added that she felt ‘lucky’ to be together with him for so long, as she said: ‘If you’d have told me that two months ago, you’re going to spend 60 days solid with this person who you’re in a relationship with, I would have been like, are you joking? I don’t think that’s possible. 

‘But actually it’s been really great and I think it’s like proven to me that sometimes in life you just have to throw yourself into something without thinking about what the consequences, what might happen, what could go wrong, what could go right, like just do it. You know?’