Michael Fassbender and his wife, Alicia Vikander, have made
their first red carpet appearance together in three years.
The couple, who got married in 2017 in Ibiza, stepped out together at the Calm With Horses premiere at the Dublin International Film Festival.
Alicia, 31, joined Michael, 42, who is an executive producer
on the film as they posed for photos together on the red carpet.
She chose a pale pink dress with a high collar for the
outing, pairing it with white shoes and a white handbag, while Michael chose a
classic black suit.
The last time the couple were photographed together at a
premiere was in October 2016, when they attended The Light Between Oceans
premiere, a movie they had both starred in and where they had met while filming
in 2014.
The couple have supported each other at various public
events, but have avoided posing for photographers on the media run.
Alicia and Michael have been dating since 2014 and made
their first public appearance together at the start of 2016, when they went to
the Golden Globe Awards where Alicia was up for two gongs.
The couple largely maintain a low profile and keep their
personal lives out of the spotlight, living together in Lisbon, Portugal.
Alicia previously told Entertainment Weekly: ‘I think we’ve
made a clear statement that we keep certain things between us.’
‘We’ve never hidden the fact that we’re a couple,’ she said
in an interview with Porter Magazine.
‘He’s extremely hardworking… I just thought that was cool.
Because that was what I was trying to do, too. To push each other and come up
with new ideas each time.’
Michael previously told This Morning of their relationship: ‘It just happened. It’s good that it happened. It is what it is.’
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