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Nicola Peltz and her husband Brooklyn Beckham enjoyed another PDA-filled outing as they graced the red carpet at the Deauville Film Festival on Tuesday.
Hours after the couple's appearance in Venice, they jetted to France to celebrate veteran actress Faye Dunaway, who was set to receive the Icon Award.
Nicola posed up a storm in an elegant white frilled gown as she and Brooklyn cosied up to one another.
The actress received a sweet kiss from her spouse as they arrived together, before posing with Faye as she celebrated her acting honour.
Faye cut a stylish figure in a low-cut black trouser suit as she and co-star Nicola posed together at the festival.
Nicola was supported by her husband Brooklyn over the weekend when she was awarded the Rising Star award in Venice.
Nicola Peltz and her husband Brooklyn Beckham enjoyed another PDA-filled outing as they graced the red carpet at the Deauville Film Festival on Tuesday
Hours after the couple's appearance in Venice, they jetted to France to celebrate veteran actress Faye Dunaway, who was set to receive the Icon Award
Nicola posed up a storm in an elegant white frilled gown as she and Brooklyn cosied up to one another
While the honour was welcomed by her husband, sources have shared with the Daily Mail that it's sparked anger from her industry peers. You can read the full story here.
The pair attended the Kineo Awards, held during the Venice Film Festival over the weekend, where Nicola was honoured with her Rising Star award for her work as an actress, producer and budding film-maker.
Her proud billionaire father, business leader Nelson Peltz, mother Claudia and brother Bradley were there to watch her, with Nelson fanning himself in the 30C heat and, at times during the wait, retreating inside.
She said: 'Hi everyone. I am normally more comfortable playing a character as an actor than standing in front of an audience, so please bear with me.
'Thank you so much for this immense honour. To receive an award at the Venice Film Festival is something I will carry with me for the rest of my career.'
She then addressed her co-star in the film Prima, Faye Dunaway, who was given a lifetime achievement at the same ceremony. 'Faye you have always been an inspiration to me and learning with you has been incredible.'
She went on: 'My family are my everything. My mum, dad, (brothers) Diesel and Brad and Brooklyn thank you. You always believe in me. To have your support is the reason I can reach to the stars in the first place.'
Nicola was supported by her husband Brooklyn over the weekend when she was awarded the Rising Star award in Venice
As Faye received her Icon Award, she and Nicola posed for snaps together on the red carpet, with the iconic star wearing a chic black trouser suit
Earlier in the day, Faye and Nicola were reunited as they posed at a photocall together ahead of her awards honour
The actress swapped her red carpet gown for a cream dress as she posed with the veteran actress at the French film event
Faye showed off her laid-back sense of style in a red pinstriped shirt and trousers co-ord, teamed with a white blazer
The veteran star was being honoured for her film career, with roles including Bonnie and Clyde and Network
Faye has co-starred with Nicola in her film Prima
There was some chaos before she took to the stage, with her award being announced five times, and one presenter saying: 'Where is our beautiful star?'
Eventually they were told that she didn't want to accept the award until Faye was also in place.
Accepting her lifetime achievement award Dunaway said that the best advice she had was the Shakespearean line: 'To thine own self be true' and added that she loves Venice. 'There is no city like it.'
Nicola started in acting in Deck the Halls with Danny DeVito, in 2006, aged 11 and posted a throwback snap on her Instagram earlier this week.
She also appeared in The Last Airbender and Transformers: Age of Extinction.
More recently she has been writing and producing films through her label, Bunny Films, which is named after her late grandmother and bankrolled partly by her billionaire father, Nelson.
Her last movie was Lola, which did not gain wide distribution and took under $1,000 at the box office.
She has been married since April 2022 to Brooklyn, the son of David and Victoria, and is at the centre of a family feud which has seen her husband cut off his family in search of 'peace', having claimed on Instagram in January that they had tried to split him up from his wife.
Nicola has been working on her indie drama Prima since January but the film does not yet have an official release date.
The movie also stars Dunaway, Jack Huston, Mira Sorvino and Betty Gabriel. Luca and Alessandro Morelli, known professionally as the Morelli Brothers, directed the film as their feature debut.
Nicola stars as Margo, a dedicated prima ballerina facing life-altering decisions as modern changes disrupt her ballet company.
The actress and her family attended a private Los Angeles screening in May for the movie, hosted by East West Bank chief executive Dominic Ng. Afterwards she thanked supporters and said their backing of independent film meant 'more than I can express'.
The film has also been in the spotlight after Nicola sparked concern with her drastic weight loss while preparing for her starring role.
Nicola undertook four months of gruelling ballerina training for her role which saw her drop to less than 100lb (45kg).
Her shock weight loss came in a bid to fully embody her ballerina character – for which she committed to a strict diet and intensive training regimen.
Just last week Nicola's husband Brooklyn jumped to her defence and warned 'don't ever talk about my wife' in an online row about her weight.
The aspiring chef hit back in the comments section of his latest Instagram cookery tutorial after one follower asked: 'Do you comment on everyone who is concerned about your wife and how sickly she looks? She puts herself out there, feed her.'
Brooklyn replied: 'Don't ever talk about my wife. She's absolutely beautiful and you should never comment on a woman's body. It's disgraceful.'
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