Makeup free Natalie Portman shows off her trim pins in a pair of denim cut offs as she takes her daughter for ice cream in Sydney
American actress Natalie Portman has been in Australia in recent months to film the new Thor film, Love and Thunder.
And on Wednesday, the 39-year-old was spotted going makeup free as she took her daughter Amalia, three, for ice cream in Sydney’s Double Bay.
The Star Wars actress cut a casual figure on the outing and showed off her trim pins in a pair of denim cut offs.
Casual: On Wednesday, makeup free Natalie Portman showed off her trim pins in a pair of denim cut offs as she took her daughter for ice cream in Sydney
Natalie teamed her shorts with a blue T-shirt and white sneakers, that featured colourful laces.
She carried a black Christian Dior handbag and wore a beige sun hat.
At one point, she covered up in a face mask and sunglasses.
Low-key: Natalie teamed her shorts with a blue T-shirt and white sneakers, that featured colourful laces
Quality time: Natalie bought her daughter a small ice cream on the day as they spent time together
Flying under the radar! At one point, she covered up in a face mask and sunglasses
Just like the rest of us! Natalie was seen abiding by local regulations and was seen paying for parking as she got out of her luxury SUV
New film: The Black Swan star has been in Australia for months as she works on Thor: Love and Thunder
Natalie was seen abiding by local regulations and was seen paying for parking as she got out of her luxury SUV.
The Black Swan star has been in Australia for months as she works on Thor: Love and Thunder.
Although in Sydney now, she has spent time recently in Byron Bay, where co-star Chris Hemsworth is based.
Living like a local! Although in Sydney now, she has spent time recently in Byron Bay, where co-star Chris Hemsworth is based
Adorable! Last month, she appeared via a cross on Jimmy Kimmel Live and revealed that her children have started using the local language while living Down Under
Last month, she appeared via a cross on Jimmy Kimmel Live and revealed that her children have started using the local language while living Down Under.
Jimmy had asked if Natalie’s son Aleph, nine, and three-year-old daughter Amalia were picking up an Australian accent.
‘More words,’ Natalie revealed.
‘When you want something, they say lollies instead of candy, tomato sauce instead of ketchup. When you want what you want, you gotta say it like the locals,’ she told Jimmy.
‘I’d like some tomato sauce with my chips,’ Natalie said with a slight Australian accent.
‘When you want something, they say lollies instead of candy, tomato sauce instead of ketchup. When you want what you want, you gotta say it like the locals,’ she told Jimmy