Leonardo DiCaprio sports dashing beard and baseball cap as he enjoys drive in Malibu with group of pals
He has been a Hollywood heartthrob for decades.
And Leonardo DiCaprio looked dashing as ever even while enjoying a drive in Malibu recently with a small group of pals.
The 45-year-old Once Upon A Time In Hollywood hunk sported a handsome beard while modeling a baseball cap as he took the car out for a spin.
On the go: Leonardo DiCaprio looked dashing as ever even while enjoying a drive in Malibu recently with a small group of pals
He has been self-isolating amid the coronavirus pandemic with his 22-year-old latest girlfriend Camila Morrone, according to Us Weekly.
‘They’re always together, but like maintaining privacy’ an insider gossiped, adding that they are ‘not the type of couple to be posting on social media about each other.’
Camila’s actress mother Lucila Polak spent years romancing Al Pacino, Leo’s co-star in the latest Quentin Tarantino film Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
A place in the sun: The 45-year-old Once Upon A Time In Hollywood hunk sported a handsome beard and modeled a baseball cap as he took the car out for a spin
While Leonardo plays fading 1960s Western star Rick Dalton, Al steps into the role of the actor’s hard-boiled agent Marvin Schwarzs.
Leonardo earned an Oscar nomination for his lead role in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, which he starred in alongside Brad Pitt.
Camila herself starred in the 2019 film Mickey And The Bear and that year told the Los Angeles Times she hoped her career will draw focus away from her love life.
Side by side: He has been self-isolating amid the coronavirus pandemic with his 22-year-old latest girlfriend Camila Morrone; they are pictured at the Oscars this February
She does not object to the widespread interest in her romance with Leo, as, she said: ‘I probably would be curious about it too.’
Camila, who calls Al her stepfather, said: ‘I think more and more now that people are seeing the film, I’m slowly getting an identity outside of that.’
She added: ‘Which is frustrating, because I feel like there should always be an identity besides who you’re dating…. I understand the association, but I’m confident that will continue to slip away and be less of a conversation.’