Justin Theroux shows off his guns in sleeveless Flavor Flav T-shirt as he takes dog Kuma for a walk in NYC during break from quarantine
Justin Theroux has been inseparable from his pit bull Kuma since rescuing her two years ago.
And the Emmy winner has been giving his 821,000 Instagram followers plenty of lovable dog content amid quarantine.
He showed off his guns Saturday in a sleeveless white Flavor Flav t-shirt as he took his dog Kuma for a walk in New York City during a break from quarantine.
Yeah boy! Justin Theroux showed off his guns Saturday in a sleeveless white Flavor Flav t-shirt as he took his dog Kuma for a walk in New York City during a break from quarantine
The 48-year-old complemented the top with some skintight grey denim pants and a pair of black leather combat boots.
He finished the ensemble a white cuffed beanie, a pair of black wayfarers and a gold watch.
Theroux took precautions against COVID-19 in a white face mask and a pair of black protective gloves.
He previously gave a glimpse at their quarantine on Instagram as he and Kuma got dressed up for dinner, also giving her a haircut.
Big boy boots: The 48-year-old complemented the top with some skintight grey denim pants and a pair of black leather combat boots
Puppy love: He previously gave a glimpse at their quarantine on Instagram as he and Kuma got dressed up for dinner, also giving her a haircut
Who rescued who? The Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle star adopted the pit bull back in 2018, a Hurricane Harvey rescue he brought home from Texas
The Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle star adopted the pit bull back in 2018, a Hurricane Harvey rescue he brought home from Texas.
Back in March, he shared some resources for people dealing with domestic abuse during quarantine.
Theroux wrote: ‘For anybody stuck at home with an abusive or toxic partner. If going to work or school was your daily escape stay strong.’
It came as he reported his downstairs neighbor Norman Resnicow of domestic abuse against wife Barbara.
The Mulholland Drive actor has been engaged in an intense co-op war for three years with Resnicow.
Domestic abuse: Back in March, he shared some resources for people dealing with domestic abuse during quarantine: ‘For anybody stuck at home with an abusive or toxic partner. If going to work or school was your daily escape stay strong’ (pictured in October, 2019)