They celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary earlier this month.
And Jeff Goldblum and his wife Emilie Livingston looked as loved-up as ever when they shared a jubilant family portrait to Instagram featuring their two young sons.
The 68-year-old Jurassic Park star and the 37-year-old dancer and Olympian shared the things they were most thankful for the day after Thanksgiving, while also urging their followers to celebrate Native American Heritage Day in place of the consumerism of Black Friday.
Thankful: Jeff Goldblum, 68, and his dancer wife Emilie Livingston celebrated Thanksgiving with a lovely family photo while urging followers to skip Black Friday and celebrate Native American Heritage Day
Jeff and his family appeared to be out in cracked desert terrain for their family photo, though he didn’t specify where.
The actor had on a casual T-shirt with multiple colorful patches, which he wore over a black long-sleeve shirt and black jeans.
Emilie looked effortlessly cool in a black leather biker jacket and a bright orange bodycon dress with black leggings and tall black boots.
Their son Charlie, five, looked as if he was ready for a flight through space in a white and black NASA jumpsuit, while River, three, looked dapper in a navy blazer.
‘Giving thanks for family, health, Mother Nature, planet Earth, and all of the wonderful beings, animals, and plants with whom we share this ample and excruciatingly lovely home,’ the Life Aquatic actor wrote.
Romantic: Emilie shared some of her own photos from Thanksgiving on her Instagram, including a sweet image of herself and her husband embracing cheek-to-cheek
Cute: Another photo showed her with the kids, who seemed to reference their father’s role in Jurassic Park with dinosaur Christmas sweaters, and their fluffy brown poodle
‘Instead of shopping today, celebrate Native American Heritage Day by learning more about the history of the indigenous peoples of America, and how we can follow their traditions and examples to better take care of the land around us.’
Native American Heritage Day is celebrated on the day after Thanksgiving in the United States and focuses on the history and contributions of native people who lived in the Americas for thousands of years before Europeans colonized the continents.
Emilie shared some of her own photos from Thanksgiving on her Instagram, including a sweet image of herself and her husband embracing cheek-to-cheek.
Another photo showed her with the kids, who seemed to reference their father’s role in Jurassic Park with dinosaur Christmas sweaters, and their fluffy brown poodle.
‘FOREVER grateful! ❤️,’ she wrote. ‘I hope everyone had a warm, loving and peaceful Thanksgiving!’
Family time: ‘FOREVER grateful! ❤️,’ she wrote. ‘I hope everyone had a warm, loving and peaceful Thanksgiving!’
Man’s best friend: She also showed off the family adorably fluffy brown poodle
Jeff’s holiday celebrations come after his upcoming film Jurassic World: Dominion finished filming in the UK earlier this month.
He’ll be reprising his role as Dr. Ian Malcom, whom he played in the original Steven Spielberg classic from 1993 and the considerably darker sequel The Lost World from 1997.
The Fly star was also featured in a short cameo role in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018), though he’s joining his old costars Sam Neill and Laura Dern for a more substantial role in the newest film in the long-running series.
That’s a wrap: Jeff’s holiday celebrations come after his upcoming film Jurassic World: Dominion finished filming in the UK earlier this month; still from Jurassic Park (1993)
Going strong: The actor celebrated six years of marriage with Emilie earlier this month. They got engaged in mid-2014 and married on November 8 of that year; seen in September 2019
Earlier this month, Jeff celebrated his six-year wedding anniversary with Emilie as they returned home to the US from England.
He and Emilie got engaged in mid-2014, and they married on November 8 of that year.
His marriage to the French–Canadian dancer who was 30 years his junior followed two previous unions, first to Patricia Gaul from 1980–85, and then to his Fly costar Geena Davis from 1987–1991.