Chloe Sevigny meets up with friends and heads out for a walk with infant son Vanja in downtown New York City
Chloë Sevigny has been the picture of a doting mother when she’s been seen out in public with her nine-month-old son Vanja.
And on Wednesday the Golden Globe-winning actress spent some quality time with her boy during a stroll with friends in the SoHo neighborhood in Downtown New York City.
The Boys Don’t Cry star, 46, pushed him down the sidewalk in a stroller as the day gave way to night, along with the plunging winter temperatures.
Bonding time: Chloë Sevigny, 46, spent some quality time with her son during a walk with friends in the SoHo neighborhood of Downtown New York City on Wednesday
Sevigny bundled up in a brown furry jacket, leather gloves and, at times, a scarf over her head.
With the COVID-19 pandemic still very much a danger, she made sure to wear a black protective mask over her mouth and nose, as did her friends who walked by her side.
It appears her partner, and baby daddy, Siniša Mackovic did not go on the evening walk through the streets, which in some cases had large snow piles following the recent winter storms.
Safety First: Bundled up in a brown furry jacket and leather gloves, the Oscar-nominated actress and her friends wore face masks amid the still ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Mackovic, who is the director of Karma Art Gallery in New York City, has been in a relationship with the actress since 2018.
She would first break their pregnancy news in January 2020 when her representative confirmed she was expecting her first child.
The couple would welcome Vanja four months later, in early May.
Growing family: Sevigny and partner Siniša Mackovic welcomed their first child together in May 2020; they are pictured three months after his arrival, in August 2020
Sevigny is best known for playing Nicolette Grant in the HBO series Big Love from 2006 to 2011, as well as her roles in an array independent films, including Boys Don’t Cry (1999), American Psycho (2000) and Party Monster (2003), among others.
She most recently starred in the HBO drama series We Are Who We Are, which premiered in September of last year.
Up next: Sevigny stars in the thriller film Slow Machine, alongside Stephanie Hayes, Scott Shepherd and Eleanor Friedberger. It was shot back in 2019 but only just got a North American distribution deal with Grasshopper Film last October.
Making her mark: Sevigny is best known for starring in the HBO series Big Love (2006-2011), as well as her roles in an array independent films, including Boys Don’t Cry (1999); she is seen in September 2019