Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and her husband of two years – art dealer Cooke Maroney – left their four-month-old baby at home in order to enjoy lunch at El Ruso food truck in LA’s Silver Lake neighborhood on Sunday.
The Kentucky-born 31-year-old – who indulged in a $3 Mexican Coke – showcased her post-baby body in a beige T-shirt, baggy blue jeans, and brown sandals.
On June 25, Jennifer and the 38-year-old Vermont native were spotted checking out a $20M 9,300-square-foot, five-bedroom Bel-Air mansion once owned by three-time Oscar-nominated director Ernst Lubitsch.
Maroney is said to serve as director of Gladstone 64 gallery in Manhattan.
Bare midriff: The Kentucky-born 31-year-old – who indulged in a $3 Mexican Coke – showcased her post-baby body in a beige T-shirt, baggy blue jeans, and brown sandals
House hunting: On June 25, Jennifer and the 38-year-old Vermont native were spotted checking out a $20M 9,300-square-foot, five-bedroom Bel-Air mansion once owned by three-time Oscar-nominated director Ernst Lubitsch
Jennifer previously romanced her Mother! director Darren Aronofsky, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, and her X-Men co-star Nicholas Hoult.
It’s been over a year since Lawrence wrapped Lila Neugebauer’s New Orleans-set drama Red, White and Water, which hits US theaters later this year.
In it, The Real Housewives super fan portrays an American soldier who returns home with a traumatic brain injury.
I do hear you sometimes talking to him’: Lawrence called into the May 23rd episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show and the 64-year-old host accidentally slipped and called her child ‘him’ – indicating she has a son
Matchmaker: It was the Don’t Look Up star’s BFF since 2007, Laura Simpson (L, pictured in 2014), who originally set her up with Cooke in 2018
Gallery guy: Maroney is said to serve as director of Gladstone 64 gallery in Manhattan
Jennifer executive produced the A24 movie also featuring Samira Wiley, Brian Tyree Henry, and Stephen McKinley Henderson.
Lawrence is starring in two Apple TV+ movies – Paolo Sorrentino’s Sue Mengers biopic and Adam McKay’s Elizabeth Holmes biopic Bad Blood.
The two-time SAG Award winner will also reportedly star in Gene Stupnitsky’s R-rated raunchy comedy No Hard Feelings for Sony Pictures.
