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Paul McCartney, 78, looks dapper as he links arms with wife Nancy Shevell, 61, ahead of romantic date in The Hamptons
They have been married since 2011.
And Paul McCartney, 78, and his wife Nancy Shevell, 61, looked happy as ever as they got dressed up for a romantic meal in The Hamptons.
The smitten Beatles singer looked suave as ever as he donned a smart blue suit for the outing on Sunday evening.
Loved up: Paul McCartney, 78, and his wife Nancy Shevell, 61, looked happy as ever as they got dressed up for a romantic meal in The Hamptons on Sunday night
He had his trouser legs turned up and wore a blue and brown striped shirt underneath his double breasted suit jacket.
Protecting himself for the outing, the legendary musician also wore a paisley patterned face mask.
His wife Nancy, who linked arms with her husband, looked chic in a flowing black long-sleeve top which was adorned with white flowers and a pair of black straight leg trousers.
Keeping cool she wore a pair of strappy sandals but carried a cream shawl in her arm in case the weather turned cool during their meal.
Intimate date: The Beatles singer looked suave as ever as he donned a smart blue suit for the outing while Nancy, who linked arms with her husband, looked chic in a flowing black long-sleeve top which was adorned with white flowers and a pair of black straight leg trousers
She accessorised the look with a long silver neckace with a large jewel encrusted heart pendant and some dainty earrings.
Her brunette tresses were styled in a natural wave and pulled back into a half-up hairdo.
Paul released his latest album McCartney III in December, having written and recorded it during lockdown.
In a BBC chat with actor Idris Elba, the crooner admitted he ‘didn’t realise’ what he was creating when he did it.
He said: ‘[In] lockdown everyone cleaned out their cupboards and did all the stuff they’d been meaning to get around to. So [making an album] was my equivalent.
‘I wasn’t trying to make an album. So suddenly I had these 10 songs, I thought, “What am I going to do with these?” It was just the 10 because I didn’t know I was making an album.’
Paul went on to explain why he named his album McCartney III, saying: ‘I realised, because I played them myself, I’d done McCartney I and McCartney II in the same vein, that this would be McCartney III. So then it was like, “OK, I see what I’m doing now.”‘
During lockdown, Paul stayed in the countryside with his daughter Mary and her children.
Of the experience, he went on: ‘I was really lucky. I was locked down with my daughter Mary and her family, and then I was able to go to the studio to work, it was a very safe place. We were distanced, we were always being very careful.’
Career: Paul released his latest album McCartney III in December, having written and recorded it during lockdown (pictured in 2019)
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