Giovanni Ribisi and partner Emily Ward take a break from quarantine for family stroll with the twins

Sneaky Pete alum Giovanni Ribisi and his partner Emily Ward took a break from quarantine for a family stroll with their twins Enzo and Maude near their home in Los Angeles on Friday.

The couples’ 15-month-old babies got a great view of their Hollywood Hills neighborhood from the comfort of a green double stroller.

Neither the 45-year-old Emmy nominee nor his blonde babymama decided to don protective face masks for themselves of for their precious children, who share a gender-neutral nursery. 

Friday was the same day the Center for Disease Control officially changed its prior recommendation to urge all Americans cover their faces with cloth masks when going out in public.

Giovanni (born Antonino) immediately began dating the interior designer upon hiring her company Pierce & Ward to remodel his 1939 Monterey Revival home in February 2017.

‘There’s that thing somebody said that you fall in love in the first three seconds and the rest is denial,’ Ribisi gushed to Architectural Digest last year.

‘I knew that we would be together. It felt like it was this thing that wasn’t forced and it wasn’t hastened. It was just this natural evolution that happened.’   

According to Radar Online, Emily divorced Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney in 2016 after four years of marriage while Giovanni was previously wed to Agyness Deyn and Mariah O’Brien.

Twins run in the second-generation Scientologist’s blood as he himself is a fraternal twin of 15-minute-younger sister Marissa.

Enzo and Maude are step siblings of Ribisi’s 22-year-old daughter Lucia Santina (with O’Brien), who reportedly told KCRW in 2015 that she left the Church of Scientology.  

The SAG Award nominee will next appear in James Cameron’s four long-awaited Avatar sequels – which are due out in 2021, 2023, 2025, and 2027.

Production wrapped way back in October 2018 on the second installment, in which Giovanni played villainous RDA corporate administrator Parker Selfridge.

It’s been over a decade since the original Avatar amassed an eye-popping $2.79B at the global box office and scored an 82% on Rotten Tomatoes.