Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky seen together for the first time in WEEKS after being separated - as they attend Limitless premiere in London with their twin sons and his family
The Hollywood couple attended the premiere of Limitless: Live Better Now with twin sons, Tristan and Sasha 11, in London on Thursday.
Sporting summer tans, the genetically-blessed duo glowed as they cuddled up, clearly happy to be back in each other's arms.
The premiere for the National Geographic series, which stars Chris, was a family affair, with all of the Thor stars family in attendance.
Chris's father and mother Craig and Leonie were present, as well as his brother Liam and his girlfriend Gabriella Brooks.
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For the glitzy evening, Chris, who stars in the show exploring how humans 'can live better for longer', looked handsome in a navy two-piece suit.
He layered his tailored two-piece over a crisp white T-shirt and an unbuttoned dark blue shirt.
Alongside him Elsa put on a leggy display as she slipped into a sparkly sheer dress which was layered over a strappy white dress.
She added inches to her toned physique as she wore a pair of strappy silver heels and slicked her blonde tresses back into an updo.
Liam cut a more relaxed figure as he stepped out in brown trousers which he paired with a T-shirt.
Liam's girlfriend, Gabriella, wowed at the glitzy event as she slipped into a black floor-length silk gown.
The family outing comes after Chris and Elsa were separated due to work commitments.
Elsa has been in her native Spain, filming her new TV series, Matices.
Meanwhile, Chris has been travelling, even attending the final day of Wimbledon without his wife last weekend.
The Marvel star and his Spanish actress wife hadn't been pictured together in weeks and recently went on very different trips away.
Chris enjoyed a beachside escape in Hossegor, France, with his longtime personal trainer and best mate Luke Zocchi, while Elsa enjoyed her own holiday in her native Spain.
Chris and Elsa were last pictured together one week prior to their holidays as they supported their son Sasha at his surfing competition in Byron Bay.
The couple tied the knot during the Christmas holidays in 2010.
The Hemsworths have made Byron Bay their home in recent years, after relocating from Los Angeles to Australia nine years ago.
Chris has frequently shared glimpses of their laid-back, surf-filled lifestyle on social media.
The couple purchased their sprawling 4.2-hectare estate in Byron Bay back in 2014 for $7million, eventually constructing a $50million mega-mansion on the site.
The property features six bedrooms, a spa, games and media rooms, as well as sprawling outdoor living areas.
Chris recently revealed a new addition to the sprawling property - a lavish home gym.
The Thor star created a state-of-the-art training facility called The Shed for his fitness brand, Centr, which was unveiled in January.
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