Drew Barrymore’s ex husband Will Kopelman is ready to get hitched again, announcing his engagement to Vogue director of fashion initiatives Alexandra Michler late last month.
And they looked like quite the couple while seen out for the first time since their happy wedding news.
The 42-year-old art consultant and his 33-year-old beloved bundled up in matching looks to take a romantic stroll around New York together on Tuesday.
Lovebirds: Drew Barrymore’s ex Will Kopelman took a romantic stroll around New York with fiance Alexandra Michler on Tuesday
Both donned head-to-toe blue, pairing warm navy jackets with denim and holding gloved hands.
Even their shoes matched, with Will – who was wed to Barrymore from 2012 to 2016 -wearing tan work boots while Alexandra walked around in Ugg boots of the same hue.
Kopelman took to his private Instagram account to share the engagement news at the end of January, sharing a black and white snap where she flashed her ring while writing: ‘Love you love you love you love 1/30/2021.’
Debut: It was the 42-year-old art consultant and 33-year-old Vogue editor’s first public sighting since their happy news
Her last ex: Will was wed to Barrymore from 2012 to 2016
The announcement came just a month after the couple made things Instagram official in a snap where she called him ‘love.’
Will and Drew were wed for four years and share two children together, daughters Olive, eight, and Frankie, six.
Barrymore previously divorced Canadian comedian Tom Green in 2002 after 15 months of marriage. She was also wed to British bar owner Jeremy Thomas for two torrid months in 1995.
Co-parents: The former couple share daughters Olive, eight, and Frankie, six. They’re seen in 2015 above
Last October, Drew spoke candidly about the impact her split from Will had on her life, revealing that she ‘really did not take divorce well.’
Speaking to Willie Geist on Sunday Today, she said ‘I don’t think I would have been able to talk about it as openly at first. I really did not take divorce well. I took it really hard.’
‘I was, like, “Oh, the ultimate promise I wanted to make with you and for you was to have this amazing family.” And I found them. And there’s something not working that isn’t livable. How tragic is that?,’ she went on.
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