The Veronicas star Jessica Origliasso and her fiancée Alex Smith look loved up as they pack on the PDA in Sydney
Jessica Origliasso and Alex Smith were not afraid to flaunt their love in Sydney on Saturday.
The Veronicas star and her fiancée were spotted packing on the PDA after enjoying a romantic lunch at Sydney celebrity hotspot Mimi's in Coogee.
Stepping out on an inclement Sydney day, Jessica rugged up with a navy blue bomber jacket which featured a light grey lapel.
She wore this over a similarly coloured top barely visible under the loose-fitting jacket.
The singer also wore a pair of flowing, navy blue pants which finished just above a pair of black leather flats.
She tied her short, raven locks back in a small ponytail, while leaving her bangs loose to frame her face.
The Untouched hitmaker accessorised with a punk looking $5,000 black Balenciaga shoulder bag.
The luxe lambskin accessory was adorned with an array of chunky piercings and a leather heart embellishment.
Meanwhile, Alex came similarly rugged up in a $1,000 Sandro leather and wool Varsity jacket.
The garment featured a large, bright yellow S as well as the words 'baby love' written in cursive off the left collar.
Wearing a navy blue T-shirt, Alex kept the colour theme going with a pair of what appeared to be a matching set of pants to Jessica's.
Alex finished her date look with a pair of white Nike sneakers and a pair of tinted sunglasses with translucent frames.
The pair looked besotted as they embarked on a stroll after their romantic lunch date.
They could be seen holding hands and beaming broadly as they walked amid an overcast day.
She wore this over a similarly coloured to that was barely visible under the loose-fitting jacket
Not ones to hide their love, Jessica and Alex stopped, at one point for a sweet smooch on the street.
The couple were seen smiling as they looked into each other's eyes, lost in the tender moment.
Jessica announced her engagement to fiancée Alex back in 2022 as she and her jewellery designer partner showed off their huge diamond rings.
She posted photos of the pair all loved up to Instagram with the caption: 'WIFED. (Still crying a week later.) I've waited my whole life for you.
'I can't wait to marry you. Thank you to everyone for the love and comments the past week. I'm sorry if we haven't got back yet, I promise we will xx,' she continued.
Jessica 'closed down' the Catacombs of Paris and proposed to Alex as they toured the tunnels lined with human skulls.
She read out a speech to her Los Angeles-based love, who shed a few tears, before getting down on one knee.
Jessica's sister Lisa commented on both posts.
The garment featured a large, bright yellow S as well as the words 'baby love' written in cursive off the left collar
Not ones to hide their love, Jessica and Alex stopped, at one point for a sweet smooch on the street
The couple were seen smiling as they looked into each other's eyes, lost in the tender moment
Jessica announced her engagement to fiancée Alex back in 2022 as she and her jewellery designer partner showed off their huge diamond rings
'Mummy says well done my Jessie,' she wrote on the engagement video before later adding: 'PSA: Yes, everyone. I approve!'
Jessica's romance with Alex came after she announced she had split from her American musician fiancé, Kai Carlton, in October 2020.
She told fans she 'was not afforded any real explanation' for their separation, and wished to put the relationship 'behind her'.
'To all the souls messaging me about Kai - we are no longer together,' Jess told fans at the time.
'I was not afforded any real explanation to address this with clarity here,' Jessica added, hinting she was dumped by her former lover.
Jess and Ruby briefly dated in 2008 before rekindling their romance on set of The Veronicas' music video for On Your Side in 2016. They split once again in April 2018.
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