Rebecca Ferguson and her husband Rory were pictured taking daughter Sage for a stroll around Venice on Sunday.
No doubt the actress, 37, was enjoying a break from her busy schedule filming Mission Impossible 7.
Rebecca was dressed simply, wearing a cream jumper with stone-wash jeans and trainers as she wheeled her little girl, two, in her pushchair.
Out and about: Rebecca Ferguson and husband Rory took daughter Sage, 2, for a stroll around Venice during break from filming Mission Impossible 7 on Sunday
Doting dad: Rory was wearing an all-black ensemble as he picked up his daughter up for a cuddle
Rory was wearing an all-black ensemble as he gently placed his hand in his wife’s back jeans pocket, before picking his daughter up for a cuddle.
Of course, the couple wore safety masks, while they enjoyed a spot of sight-seeing.
Rory, a businessman who Rebecca married in 2018 and whose last name she has not revealed publicly, doted on his little family.
Careful: Of course, the couple wore safety masks, while they enjoyed a spot of sight-seeing
Bum’s the word: Rory placed his hand in his wife’s back jeans pocket in a sweet moment
Sweet moment: Sage looked thrilled as her loving father placed her on his shoulders
As well as Sage, Rebecca shares 13-year-old son Isac with her ex-partner Ludwig Hallberg, who she split from in 2015.
On Friday it was reported that production on Mission Impossible would potentially be halted once again, after 150 extras were informed that they were not to come in to shoot scenes that were on the filming schedule for Thursday evening.
While no official reason was given for the sudden decision to not include the extras, it was claimed that a coronavirus test had come back positive from the production so filming needed to be suspended temporarily, according to The Sun.
Family: As well as Sage, Rebecca shares 13-year-old son Isac with her ex-partner Ludwig Hallberg, who she split from in 2015
Uh-oh! On Friday it was reported that production on Mission Impossible would potentially be halted once again, after 150 extras were informed that they were not to come in to shoot scenes that were on the filming schedule for Thursday evening
Worrying time: Filming for the upcoming action movie was originally halted in Italy after cases of coronavirus rose sharply
Filming for the upcoming action movie was originally halted in Italy after cases of coronavirus rose sharply.
The crew and actors had been in Norway filming ever since, before returning to the Italian capital to continue with scenes
While no official reason was given for the sudden decision to not include the extras, it was claimed that a coronavirus test had come back positive from the production so filming needed to be suspended temporarily, according to The Sun.
You OK? Sage looks a little restless but her doting parents were on hand to cheer her up
Pride and joy: Rory stopped in an alleyway to look after his little girl
Details: Rebecca wore a zebra print face mask as she took in the sights with her family
Filming for the upcoming action movie was originally halted in Italy after cases of coronavirus rose sharply.
The crew and actors had been in Norway filming ever since, before returning to the Italian capital to continue with scenes.
It was recently claimed that Tom was ‘exempt from Norway’s quarantine rules’ as he restarted filming in the Scandinavian country.
The media personality revealed how ‘excited’ he was to start shooting the latest instalment of the franchise in a phone call with Norway’s Minister of Culture Abid Raja.
Simon stars as IMF technician Benji Dunn in the Mission Impossible franchise, reprising his role for the fifth time in the much-anticipated upcoming movie.
Mission: Impossible 7 will be released on November 19, 2021.
Concerns: On Friday it was reported production would potentially be halted once again, after 150 extras were informed they were not to come in (Tom Cruise and Hayley Atwell pictured)
Frustrating: Filming was already delayed for months after Covid-19 spread across Italy, where production had been based in March, leading the release to be pushed to November 2021