Anya Taylor-Joy puts on a leggy display as she steps out with husband Malcolm McRae for NYC date after gushing about their first meeting
Anya Taylor-Joy put on a leggy display on Saturday as she stepped out with her husband Malcolm McRae in New York's trendy Tribeca neighbourhood.
Anya, 29, who has been married to Malcom since 2022, wore a stylish red and black jumper, which she paired with a figure-hugging black pencil skirt with a slit that put her right leg on full show.
The look was brought together with a pair of red flat shoes and small, black sunglasses, as well as minimal makeup on Anya's part, which accentuated her striking features.
She wore her hair down and linked arms with her husband, 31, appearing to enjoy a glass bottle of Diet Coke on their stroll.
Malcolm, meanwhile, was dressed in a smart, dark blue suit that he paired with a silver tie and black shoes.
It is not known where the pair were heading on Saturday, but the pictures came after the pair also made an appearance at Tiffany & Co.'s launch of Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Friday.
Anya and Malcolm looked equally loved-up at the event, with Anya stunning in a long black, figure-hugging gown and gold accessories.
Once again opting for a suit, Malcolm put an arm around his wife's back as he looked dashing in a pinstripe number that he paired with a red tie.
He also made sure to be a gentleman at the event too and was snapped holding an umbrella for the Last Night in Soho star to ensure she did not get wet.
The actress gushed over her spouse during a recent appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show.
'I love him so much,' she told host Drew when she asked about her partner.
'Oh yeah, he's, I'm very, I'm so lucky. I'm so lucky.'
The Queen's Gambit star also revealed where they crossed paths and the very first thing he said to her.
'We met in a music studio and he's like, I do. I love him. We're born on the same day. So that was the first thing he ever said to me,' she recalled.
'He was like, "When's your birthday?" And I was like, "April 16th." He's like, "I knew it." I was like, "Oh no, this is, yeah." He's the absolute greatest.'
Then, the Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga star spoke about how Malcolm is her other 'whole'.
'My dad once told me when I was a kid that you're not looking for another half to make you whole, that you are whole,' she said.
'And if you're lucky enough, you meet another whole,' she continued. 'And then you become, like, a greater sum of your parts.'
She added: 'I just feel like I am encouraged to grow in the most unexpected and beautiful ways because he provides a soil that's, like, really nutritious and safe.
'Yeah, I just, he's the best.'
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