She always manages to attract attention on an outing.
And Nicola Peltz made sure all eyes were on her as she left her hotel in Paris on Sunday after spending time in the capital for Fashion Week.
The actress, 29, put her peachy derriere on display in a pair of racy lace pants and looked so attractive that her husband Brooklyn Beckham couldn’t resist trying to shamelessly grab it.
Nicola contributed to the look with a cropped leather jacket that showed off her toned abs, while a pair of platform heels gave her petite figure a boost.
Beside him, Brooklyn, 25, looked effortlessly chic in a crisp white shirt paired with navy pants and black patent pumps.
Nicola Peltz made sure all eyes were on her as she left her Paris hotel on Sunday with husband Brooklyn Beckham after spending time in the capital for Fashion Week.
The actress, 29, showed off her peachy bum in a pair of racy lace pants and looked so attractive that her husband couldn’t resist trying to shamelessly grab her.
Their exit followed reports on Tuesday that Brooklyn and Nicola could become the first married couple to compete on Strictly Come Dancing.
The Sun reported that bosses have the couple at the top of their wish lists for series 22, which will air at the end of the year.
A source said: “Brooklyn and Nicola are very glamorous and fit the profile of the type of celebrities bosses look for.”
“They would love to include Brooklyn on the show as she is immediately recognizable to Strictly’s core audience.
‘Nicola would be brilliant, but she’s still not well known here despite being the daughter-in-law of our most famous celebrity couple.
“So to have them on the same show, competing against each other, would be a producer’s dream.”
It follows news in January that Nicola was considering the show to boost her popularity in the country.
Insiders said Brooklyn was “right behind her” as they wanted to become “a couple in their own right,” away from their famous parents.
Nicola accessorized the look with a cropped leather jacket that showed off her toned abs, while a pair of platform heels gave her petite figure a boost.
The couple packed on the PDA as they snuggled up in the city of love while heading out for a romantic date night.
Beside him, Brooklyn, 25, looked effortlessly chic in a crisp white shirt paired with navy pants and black patent pumps.
Brooklyn kept a close eye on his wife Nicola as fans clamored for photos of her.
Nicola appeared to be feeling quite camera shy as she walked the streets of Paris in her eye-catching ensemble.
Their exit followed reports on Tuesday that Brooklyn and Nicola could become the first married couple to compete on Strictly Come Dancing.
And she definitely has the skills needed if the couple’s Dirty Dancing recreation is anything to go by.
It comes after PETA activists stormed the catwalk on Friday, furious at Brooklyn mum Victoria’s use of leather in her fashion line.
Activists caused chaos as they took to the catwalk while waving signs reading “long live vegan leather” and “animals are not fabric.”
VB is known to incorporate leather into its brand’s clothing and accessories, including Nappa leather (made from lamb) and shiny calfskin bags costing over £2K.
The live broadcast of the show was also interrupted, and the models were later filmed during a second strut down the runway after protesters were removed by security.
Notably absent was his son Romeo, 21, who was unable to join the family and apparently remained in London following his split from girlfriend Mia Regan.
It comes after PETA activists stormed the catwalk on Friday, furious at Brooklyn mum Victoria’s use of leather in her fashion line.
However, Victoria didn’t let crutches or protesters ruin her big night, as she had the support of most of her famous family during her Paris Fashion Week show.
Husband David, 48, sat in the front row alongside daughter Harper, 12, sons Cruz, 19, Brooklyn, 24, and daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz, 29 (David and Cruz sat down with Vogue’s Anna Wintour)
Victoria pulled out all the stops for her show, with models and guests presented with custom DASH water drinks that had been rebranded as custom-made POSH water cans.
