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Victoria’s Secret model Kelly Gale packs on the PDA with beau Joel Kinnaman at the Los Angeles premiere of his film The Suicide Squad
The aesthetically blessed couple got engaged in January this year.
And Kelly Gale, 26, and fiance Joel Kinnaman, 41, looked to be very much in love as they smooched on the red carpet of his film premiere on Monday.
The Swedish leading man and his lingerie model love both wore matching white as they prepared to watch his latest film, The Suicide Squad in Westwood, Los Angeles.
Engaged: Kelly Gale, 26, and fiance Joel Kinnaman, 41, looked to be very much in love as they smooched on the red carpet of his film premiere on Monday
Swedish-Australian model Gale wowed in a high-neck white gown with side cutouts, and glittering heels added inches to her already statuesque 5ft11in frame.
Her raven tresses were pulled up atop her head in a high ballerina bun and she accessorised with drop earrings.
Kelly wore a huge sparkler on her ring finger.
White on! The Swedish leading man and his lingerie model love both wore matching white as they prepared to watch his latest film, The Suicide Squad in Westwood, Los Angeles
A good match: Gale wowed in a high-neck white gown with side cutouts, and glittering heels added inches to her statuesque 5ft11in frame
Joel, meanwhile looked dapper for his big night in a light suit worn over a white shirt.
Earlier, his bride-to-be shared several candid images of the couple getting ready for the event to her Instagram Stories.
The premiere came just days after Joel admitted that he ‘didn’t feel great’ about the first Suicide Squad movie due to ‘conflicting visions.’
Good hair day: Her raven tresses were pulled up atop her head in a high ballerina bun and she accessorised with drop earrings
While gracing the cover of GQ Hype, the actor got candid about taking a second run at The Suicide Squad, how James Gunn reignited the franchise, and the influence his mother has had on his performance.
Joel revealed that he was unhappy with his performance in the previous film and that ‘conflicting visions’ blighted David Ayer’s flick.
He said: ‘The thing that we made wasn’t something that we felt great about. You could feel that there were conflicting visions in the cut.
‘I worked as hard as I could, but I never really felt loose in that character.’
The film was met with a polarizing critical response from both reviewers and the public. However, it raked in nearly $750 million at the box office, leading its producers to begin work on a sequel shortly after the flick’s release.
Leading man: Joel, meanwhile looked dapper for his big night in a light suit worn over a white shirt
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