Hugh Jackman and wife Deborra-Lee Furness are enjoying the English summer.
The actor and his actress wife headed out to watch American pop star Pink perform at the American Express presents British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park on Sunday.
The Logan star, 54, kept things casual in a simple white T-shirt that sat close to his famously muscular frame.
He added a pair of dark navy shorts and white sneakers, as well as wearing black framed glasses.
Hugh had his salt and pepper locks on display in a styled coif and wore a red wristband into the concert.
Hugh Jackman and wife Deborra-Lee Furness are enjoying the English summer. Both pictured
Deborra-Lee, 67, looked chic in two layered black T-shirts paired with loose fit white jeans.
She had her blonde hair half up in an undone bun held by a clip, with a pair of glasses sitting atop her head.
The Shame actress opted for a clean makeup look with a hint of bronzer and a soft pink lip gloss.
The A-list couple appeared to get VIP treatment when they entered the venue, meeting up with friends in a private section.
The actor and his actress wife headed out to watch American pop star Pink perform at the American Express presents British Summer Time festival in Hyde Park on Sunday
The Logan star, 54, kept things casual in a simple white T-shirt that sat close to his famously muscular frame
He added a pair of dark navy shorts and white sneakers, as well black framed glasses
Hugh had his salt and pepper locks on display in a styled coif
Hugh recently revealed he and his wife had ‘very different ideas’ about parenting when they first adopted kids.
The actor shares adopted children Oscar, 22, and Ava, 17, with the fellow Aussie, who he wed in 1996.
Speaking to The Radio Times Hugh said: ‘You fall in love with someone and you work out your relationship, it’s great! All of a sudden, we had kids’.
‘The way I was parented, the way she was parented… all of a sudden… whoosh! And it wasn’t just Deb and I, it was somehow our pasts coming together’.
Deborra-Lee, 67, looked chic in two layered black T-shirts paired with loose fit white jeans
She had her blonde hair half up in an undone bun held by a clip
The Shame actress opted for a clean makeup look with a hint of bronzer
‘We had really different ideas about being a parent. And we never really pre-discussed it.
‘We just assumed: we love each other, we don’t argue, that’s going to be fine!’ the star added.
Hugh and Deborah married just one year after meeting on the set of Australian drama Corelli in 1995.
The actor previously said he knew he was going to spend the rest of his life with his beloved after just two weeks of knowing her.
The A-list couple appeared to get VIP treatment when they entered the venue
They met up with friends in a private section
Hugh recently revealed he and his wife had ‘very different ideas’ about parenting when they first adopted kids
Hugh also recently said he is working on himself and healing his past wounds thanks to therapy.
The Wolverine star told WHO Magazine that he’s already begun treatment.
‘I just started it recently. It’s helped me a lot… We all need a village,’ he told the publication.
‘You need a friend you can unload everything. [Also] having someone really smart, who’s a little a bit removed from your world can be really helpful.’
The actor shares adopted children Oscar, 22, and Ava, 17, with the fellow Aussie
Speaking to The Radio Times Hugh said: ‘You fall in love with someone and you work out your relationship, it’s great! All of a sudden, we had kids’
‘The way I was parented, the way she was parented… all of a sudden… whoosh! And it wasn’t just Deb and I, it was somehow our pasts coming together,’ he added
Hugh added that he is learning to make peace with his past and communicate better with his loved ones through the sessions.
He said it’s helped him most with, ‘Understanding my past and how it’s informing my thinking unconsciously – getting to really understand some of the patterns that I was unconsciously just repeating.
‘And, most importantly, helping me to be more relational with the people I love in my life, and really understanding and living in their shoes and being clear to be able to see them,’ the star added.
Hugh has had a difficult past and was just eight years old when his mother Grace abandoned her family in Australia and returned to the UK.
‘We had really different ideas about being a parent. And we never really pre-discussed it. We just assumed: we love each other, we don’t argue, that’s going to be fine!’ the star added
Hugh and Deborah married just one year after meeting on the set of Australian drama Corelli
He told Australia’s Who magazine in January 2018 that his mother leaving him as a child was ‘traumatic’.
She left Australia and returned to her native England in the late ’70s, leaving her husband, Christopher Jackman, to raise their children alone.
After the couple divorced, Hugh’s sisters, Zoe and Sonya, went to live with Grace in the UK; Hugh and his brothers, Ian and Ralph, stayed in Sydney with their father.
‘It was traumatic,’ Hugh said, recalling his difficult childhood. ‘I thought she was probably going to come back. And then it sort of dragged on and on.’
The actor previously said he knew he was going to spend the rest of his life with his beloved after just two weeks of knowing her
Hugh also recently said he is working on himself and healing his past wounds thanks to therapy
The Greatest Showman star added that after his mother left the family, he saw her about ‘once a year’.
It wasn’t until he was ’12 or 13′ that it dawned on him his mother would never return.
Fortunately, Hugh and his mother reconciled years later.
He told The Sun newspaper in October 2011: ‘I am 43 now and we have definitely made our peace, which is important.
‘I was always quite connected with my mum. I have a good relationship with her.’
The actor appeared to have an absolute ball watching Pink perform
