Add Page Six on Google Pierce Brosnan and his longtime wife, Keely, were all smiles during an upscale Beverly Hills date night.
The two were spotted leaving celeb hotspot E. Baldi on Tuesday. The actor had a drink in hand and appeared to take home some leftovers as they left the establishment.
For the outing, the “James Bond” star wore a white button down and black trousers.
For her part, Keely wore a white dress, a yellow cardigan and Chanel sandals.
The lovebirds have been together for over 30 years. Last year, Keely shared sweet throwback photos to honor the day they first met.
“April 26,1995 – Our first red carpet appearance in London. Still stepping out 31 years later,” she gushed via Instagram at the time.
“Happy Anniversary my love! 4-8-94 was my lucky day,” Keely added.
Brosnan and Keely first met in 1994 in Mexico. At the time, the actor had been grieving his first wife, Cassandra Harris, who had died three years prior from ovarian cancer.
Prior to her death at the age of 43, Harris and Brosnan welcomed three kids together: daughter Charlotte (who died in 2013) and sons Christopher, 53, and Sean, 42.
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Pierce and Keely went on to marry in 2001 and welcomed two sons together: Dylan, 29, and Paris, 25.
Last summer, the “Mama Mia!” star made a rare red carpet appearance with Dylan for the premiere of “The Thursday Murder Club.”
In the snaps, Pierce’s son towered over his famous dad.
The Golden Globe nominee was joined by his two youngest children in his June 2025 film, “The Unholy Trinity,” which marked the siblings’ big-screen debut.
“To be able to share that with them is a gift of time and memory,” Pierce told People at the time, describing the emotion as “beautiful.”
“We always stayed together tight as a family unit during the days of ‘James Bond,’ and now, of course, as they’re older, here to be able to make movies with Dad.”
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