Jimmy Iovine and wife Liberty Ross cover up in sweats as they hold hands during romantic walk along the beach
They have been escaping to the beach for regular walks amid the coronavirus pandemic and shut down.
And Liberty Ross joined her husband Jimmy Iovine for another walk along the beaches in Malibu on Tuesday.
The 41-year-old English model and the legendary music executive, 67, both rocked comfortable casual looks for the bright day.
An outing: Liberty Ross joined her husband Jimmy Iovine for another walk along the beaches in Malibu on Tuesday
The two chose to forego masks while walking down the beach, though they appeared to be keeping at least six feet away from other beachgoers.
Liberty covered up in all black, wearing ankle length black leggings, a thing black sweatshirt and slip-kn sneakers.
She teamed the look with a large straw sunhat, and gold earrings.
While Jimmy opted for a large grey sweatshirt and matching sweats, that he rolled up to his knees.
Casual: Jimmy opted for a large grey sweatshirt and matching sweats, that he rolled up to his knees
Liberty and Jimmy have been an item since they began dating in 2014, and the two tied the knot at their Malibu beach house in 2016 on Valentine’s Day.
Though Liberty’s talents are centered around modeling and the occasional acting job, her musical family may have added to her future husband’s appeal.
Among her five siblings are the composer and songwriter Atticus Ross, who won an Oscar for co-writing the score to The Social Network with Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor, and Leopold Ross, an LA-based musician.
She was previously married to director Rupert Sanders, though she filed for divorce in 2013 after her husband was caught embracing his Snow White And The Huntsman star Kristen Stewart.
Going strong: Liberty and Jimmy have been an item since they began dating in 2014, and the two tied the knot at their Malibu beach house in 2016 on Valentine’s Day; shown in June 2019
Jimmy first made a name for himself engineering and producing classic albums by John Lennon, Bruce Springsteen, Patti Smith and his future partner Stevie Nicks, among others.
With Ted Field, he co-founded Interscope Records, where he first signed Tupac Shakur and helped foster iconic hip hop artists throughout the 1990s and 2000s.
Later, he collaborated with his friend Dr. Dre to create the wildly successful Beats by Dre headphone brand.
The two went on to expand the business with a streaming service, and after Apple bought it up he helped develop what would become Apple Music.