Brendan Fraser and girlfriend Jeanne Moore attend a Super Bowl bash in New Orleans

Brendan Fraser and his girlfriend, Jeanne Moore, attended the Tubi Purple Carpet party in New Orleans on Sunday.

The Whale star, 56, looked ready for gridiron action in a pair of dark wash jeans, a black t-shirt and a green satin bomber jacket.

A black ball cap topped off his look and he added a smirk to indicate his mood.

Jeanne, who is a makeup artist for the likes of Paula Abdul and Marie Osmond,  looked darling in a short-sleeved white mesh sweater and jeans.

She added some festive flair to her ensemble in the form of a football-shaped handbag.

The couple have been together since 2022 and looked happy as they posted for pictures at the event. 

On Friday, the proud father of sons Griffin, 22, Holden, 20,  and Leland, 18, was in New York City.

He was in the Big Apple to watch his son Holden walk the runway as a model in the Todd Snyder show during New York Fashion Week.

Fraser shares his sons with his ex-wife Afton Smith. The former couple married in 1998 and split in 2007 with their divorce becoming final in 2009.

Brendan and Afton first crossed paths in 1993 while at a barbecue hosted by Winona Ryder. 

As part of their divorce settlement, the actor was ordered to pay $900,000 each year in alimony and child support.

He later asked the court to reduce the alimony payments, but Smith accused the star of not disclosing certain financial assets.

However, the former couple have maintained a healthy co-parenting relationship years later while raising their sons. In the past, Fraser revealed that their eldest child Griffin is on the autism spectrum.

While talking to Interview Magazine, The Mummy star reflected on being close with his kids and ex.

'Being with my kids and their mom and our family has given me such love that if ever I needed to hold something of value up to try and translate that to what was important to [my The Whale character] Charlie, I didn't have to look far.'

And during an interview with GQ back in 2018, Brendan expressed how Holden and Leland have always supported their brother Griffin.

'Ever since they were small, one was always the spokesperson and the other was the enforcer,' he expressed to the outlet at the time.

Brendan rose to fame in the 1990s in films including The Mummy and George of the Jungle.

During the latter film, he was on a starvation diet to attain the chiseled look his loin-cloth clad character required.

Fraser 'starved' himself so much he could not remember his PIN 'because my brain was misfiring,' he told Variety.

He made the admission to his Airheads co-star Adam Sandler as they reunited to chat for the publication's Actors On Actors series.

Fraser pointed out why his figure was so important to the movie, saying: 'The wardrobe was there was no wardrobe.'

Knowing that he would be dressed only in a loincloth, Brendan found himself 'waxed' and 'starved of carbohydrates.'

He shared: 'I would drive home after work and stop to get something to eat. I needed some cash one day, and I went to the ATM, and I couldn’t remember my PIN number because my brain was misfiring. Banging on the thing. I didn’t eat that night.'

Sandler quipped: 'You weren’t supposed to do that to us. You did right by the character. But you did wrong by us, man. You made us feel bad about ourselves.'

George Of The Jungle was based on a 1980s television cartoon of the same name from the creators of The Rocky And Bullwinkle Show.

The live-action film starred Fraser amid a top-flight cast of comic performers that included Leslie Mann, Holland Taylor and John Cleese.

Despite earning mixed reviews, the movie was a box office smash, raking in over $170 million globally against a $55 million budget.