Jesse Williams and girlfriend Taylour Paige wear masks on a dog walk amid coronavirus pandemic
Jesse Williams and his girlfriend Taylour Paige looked relaxed, as they walked their two dogs during the statewide COVID-19 stay-at-home order on Thursday.
While taking a stroll, The Little Fires Everywhere star, 38, donned a teal long sleeve, black shorts and grey trainers, while holding onto his furry companions in Los Angeles.
The Hit the Floor actress, 29, who entered a relationship with the actor last year amid his bitter divorce fight with Aryn Drake-Lee, sported white trousers and a matching Supreme hoodie.
Quarantine partners: Jesse Williams and his girlfriend Taylour Paige looked relaxed, as they walked their two dogs amid the coronavirus pandemic on Thursday
On their loved-up stroll, the lovebirds, who both wore masks, walked closely together, as they stepped out of quarantine for some fresh air.
The father-of-two, who shares children Maceo, six, and four-year-old Sadie with his ex-wife, was first linked to his ladylove at the Sundance Film Festival together last January.
Williams is best known for playing Dr. Avery Jackson on the long-running ABC series Grey’s Anatomy since 2009.
Dog walk: On their stroll, the lovebirds, who both wore masks, walked closely together, as they stepped out of quarantine for some fresh air
He is set to make his Broadway debut in a revival of Richard Greenberg’s Tony Award-winning play Take Me Out this spring.
On Tuesday, he gave a peek of a rehearsal with the entire cast on Zoom of the play, which is about a baseball player who’s forced to contend with the challenges of being a gay person of color.
Directed by Scott Ellis, Take Me out was set to begin performances on April 2 ahead of the April 23 opening at Hayes Theater on Broadway in Midtown Manhattan.
The father-of-two, who shares children Maceo, six, and four-year-old Sadie with his ex-wife, was first linked to his ladylove at the Sundance Film Festival together last January
Last summer, Williams signed a new two-year contract to continue Shonda Rhimes’ hit series on ABC.
The show, starring Ellen Pompeo since its premiere in 2005, is currently in its sixteenth season, which is an all-time record for a primetime medical drama.
Williams and Pompeo are among all the leading roles who are signed-on for next year’s seventeenth season.