Matt Damon and wife Luciana Barroso cavort on Malibu beach

They’ve been married for fifteen years.

But Matt Damon and wife Luciana Barroso proved that the romance is still well and truly alive on Monday, when the couple packed on the PDA during a day at the beach in Malibu.

The Bourne Supremacy actor, 49, and his 44-year-old Argentinian wife embraced and kissed in the surf during their day in the Californian sun. 

The star of the forthcoming Ridley Scott film The Last Duel showed off his toned pecs and arms as he emerged from the water wearing just a pair of board shorts. 

Damon stayed sun smart by covering up with a cap and sunglasses for the dip.

The Academy Award winning screenwriter at one point could be seen sipping a cup of coffee while standing the shallows and exchanging pleasantries with a local surfer. 

Mom-of-four Luciana meanwhile flaunted her own summer-ready beach body in a dark green bikini.

At one point she carried one of the couple’s dogs into the Pacific ocean to get his paws wet. 

Matt and Luciana share three children, Isabella, 14, Gia, 11, and Stella Damon, nine, while Luciana also has a 21-year-old daughter Alexia Barroso from her previous marriage to Arbello Barroso. 

Earlier this year it was first revealed that Matt and his family were isolating in Ireland after becoming stuck by a travel ban enforced on the country.

The Hollywood star had been residing in a lavish £7million ($9million) pad in the rural area.

Matt first spoke about living in lockdown in the Emerald Isle during an interview with Graham O’Toole and Nathan O’Reilly on Ireland’s Spin 103.8’s Fully Charged.

During the interview the star also revealed that Alexia had made a full recovery from coronavirus while living in New York City.

Despite her being from Luciana’s previous relationship however he referred to her as his ‘eldest daughter.’

He said: ‘Our oldest daughter is in college, she’s in NYC. She had COVID really early on, along with her roommates and got through it fine. But everybody’s OK…’ 

‘For Lucy’s mum and my mum, it’s scary for that generation. I think we’ve all got the message now, everyone’s doing the isolation and social distancing and hand-washing and everything we can to mitigate this but it’s frightening, certainly for our parents.’

Speaking about his time in Ireland, he said: ‘It’s incredible. This is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been. It feels a little like a fairytale here. Bono lives over there, Enya lives over there’.

The star and his family have since jetted back to their home in California where they can make the most of the sun-soaked beaches and beautiful weather.