Natalie Portman gazes adoringly into the eyes of her husband Benjamin Millepied as they attend the Vanity Fair Oscar Party
They tied the knot almost a decade ago.
And proving their flame is still very much alight, Natalie Portman gazed lovingly into the eyes of her husband Benjamin Millepied during their photo opportunities at Sunday night's Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
The Academy Award winning actress, 40, kept her gaze firmly on her French choreographer husband as the pair were captured in a series of candid moments at the Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills.
Love: Natalie Portman gazed adoringly into the eyes of her husband Benjamin Millepied as they attended the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills on Sunday night
Looking typically elegant, the Israeli-born American actress stunned in a moss green custom Christian Dior gown.
She coiffed her brunette tresses in a glamorous up do and secured it in place with a gold headband.
Meanwhile, Benjamin, 44, with whom she shares two children, Aleph, 11 and five-year-old Amalia, looked handsome as he got suited and booted for the big night.
Photo opportunities: The Academy Award winning actress, 40, kept her gaze firmly on her French choreographer husband as the pair were captured in a series of candid moments
Typically elegant: The Israeli-born American actress stunned in a moss green custom Christian Dior gown
Beauty: Natalie coiffed her brunette tresses with a glamorous up do and secured it in place with a gold headband
Couple: Meanwhile, Benjamin, 44, with whom she shares two children, Aleph, 11 and five-year-old Amalia, looked handsome as he got suited and booted for the big night
The 94th annual Academy Awards ceremony saw Jessica Chastain win her first Best Actress trophy and CODA make history as the first ever streaming film to earn Best Picture.
But Will Smith has no doubt become the most talked about moment of The Oscars after his Best actor victory was marred following a physical altercation with Chris Rock.
He beat out Javier Bardem – Being the Ricardos, Benedict Cumberbatch – The Power of the Dog, Andrew Garfield – tick, tick… BOOM!, and Denzel Washington – The Tragedy of Macbeth.
Shocking: Will Smith has no doubt become the most talked about moment of The Oscars after his Best actor victory was marred following a physical altercation with Chris Rock
Will snapped up the award for his portrayal of Richard Williams, the determined father who raised tennis champions Venus and Serena Williams, in King Richard.
But the win was overshadowed as the actor, 53, earlier stormed on to the Oscars stage and slapped presenter Chris Rock for making a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith's haircut.
Stand-up comedian Chris upset Will when he compared his wife's hair to that of G. I. Jane's, who has a shaved head. Pinkett Smith suffers from hair loss condition alopecia.
Congratulations: The 94th annual Academy Awards ceremony saw Jessica Chastain win her first Best Actress trophy
After Will strode out on stage and slapped Chris with an open right hand, the comedian staggered and exclaimed 'wow, Will Smith just smacked the s**t out of me.'
Will, visibly emotional, walked back to his seat in the audience and shouted: 'Keep my wife's name out of your f***ing mouth.'
The exchange was muted on a delayed telecast in much of the US, but was aired in full to some international audiences.
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