Liam and Pamela get the seal of approval from their sons
The pair have been the IT couple in recent weeks as the reboot of the iconic 90s show hit the cinema.
Liam has two sons, Micheál and Daniel, from his marriage to the late Natasha Richardson, while Pamela also has two sons, Brandon and Dylan, from her first marriage to Tommy Lee. Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson are the couple of the moment, with fans obsessing over the pair during The Naked Gun press tour, but how do their respective sons feel about the new romance? Pic:Fortunately for the love-birds, it appears everything is going great for them as they posed alongside their sons on the red carpet for the New York Premiere of the movie which took place last week.
Pamela looked stunning in a navy blue dress, while Liam opted for a grey jacket and pants which he paired with a white shirt.
The actress has shared a range of pictures in the lead-up to the movie hitting cinemas, with one encouraging people to 'just go and have a laugh.'
The pictures shared by Pamela see her beaming alongside her new beau, as popcorn showers over the pair.
Sons of the acting duo were quick to comment, with Brandon writing: 'So proud of you and all of the hard work that went into this film! Everyone involved should be so proud!'
Dylan added: 'YESSS!! You guys absolutely nailed this. So proud!!! And yes… I'm going for the third time tonight.' Liam wed Maid in Manhattan star Natasha in 1994 with the pair going on to welcome their two sons. Pic: Getty Images
Liam's son Daniel commented a string of emojis which included raised hands, flames, white hearts and a water pistol.
Joely Richardson, sister of the late Natasha, also commented a string of hearts, showing her own support for her brother-in-law's new relationship.
Liam wed Maid in Manhattan star Natasha in 1994 with the pair going on to welcome their two sons.
Tragically, Natasha died after suffering an epidural hematoma following a skiing accident in Quebec, Canada.
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