Showing posts with label Wylda Rae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wylda Rae. Show all posts

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Aaron Johnson & Sam Taylor-Wood: LAX with Wylda Rae!



Aaron Johnson and his fiancee, Sam Taylor-Wood, arrive at LAX airport on on Monday (August 15) in Los Angeles.

The 21-year-old Kick Ass star and 44-year-old director, who are expecting their second child together, brought along their 1-year-old daughter Wylda Rae.





Sam also has two older daughters from her marriage to art dealer Jay Jopling. Aaron and Sam met on the set of the film Nowhere Boy back in 2009.

Later this year, you can catch Aaron on the big screen in Albert Nobbs, where he stars opposite Mia Wasikowska.




Sunday, April 10, 2011

Buggy struggle for Sam Taylor Wood and fiancé Aaron Johnson as they carry daughter Wylda into their home



Most mothers struggle with a laden down buggy, especially trying to get it up a flight of stairs and hope for the helping hand of a passing stranger.
Thankfully, Sam Taylor Wood had her handsome fiancé on hand to help her - although it looked as if they could have done with an extra pair of hands.
The filmmaker, 44, and the actor, had been out for a walk near their north London home as they soaked up the glorious weekend weather.



And along for the ride was their nine-month-old daughter Wylda Rae, who was tucked snuggly into her buggy.
However, when they arrived back home, it took both of them to lift Wylda's buggy up the stairs to the front door.
And once at the top, the couple kissed and cuddled and lovingly gazed down at their little girl.



Sam looked very biker chick chic in a short red dress and black leather jacket while Aaron wore a pair of long camouflage shorts and black hoodie.
Aaron was enjoying being with his family having finished filming his new movie Albert Nobbs.
He took over a role in the film when Orlando Bloom pulled out last year to spend time with his pregnant wife Miranda Kerr.
The film stars Glenn Close as an Englishwoman who disguises herself as a man and works as a butler in 19th century Ireland.