They tied the knot back in 2018 after welcoming their first child together - a son named John - in 2012..
And on Wednesday, Hugh Grant, 61, put on an animated display with his stunning wife Anna Eberstein, 39, as they had fun at Wimbledon on day 10 of the world famous tennis tournament.
The actor and his Swedish TV presenter wife couldn't stop laughing while sitting together in The Royal Box on Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
Hugh looked dashing in a light grey blazer and crisp white shirt left open at the collar to reveal a glimpse of his chest.
The Notting Hill star wore a dark pair of smart jeans for the occasion and finished off his look with a dark blue pocked square.
Anna was equally stylish in a navy and white polka dot number featuring a chic rounded collar.
Centre Court was packed full of action on Wednesday, with two former champions in the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Simona Halep, the 2019 champion at the All England Club, will be up first against Amanda Anisimova. Two-time champion Rafael Nadal will follow against Taylor Fritz.
Both Anisimova and Fritz are Americans and will be trying to reach the Wimbledon semifinals for the first time.
Hugh and Anna wed in 2018 at the Chelsea register office near their £10million west London home.
Earlier this year, Hugh hit back at an internet claim he only married Anna 'for passport reasons' and insisted it was because he loves her.
The star came across the claim listed as part of a Google search last month and, taking issue with it, set the record straight on Twitter.
Firing back, Hugh insisted that the reason why he and his wife tied the knot was because of 'love'.
He shared a screenshot of the search results for his wife Anna's full name, which brought up an online article, published by site Nicki Swift in December 2020, claiming he married Anna for 'passport reasons'.
The Bridget Jones's Diary actor married for the first time three years ago and the article quotes him stating in an interview with USA Today that he and Anna believe marriage is a 'pretty preposterous social construct', before discussing their different names on their passports.
Hugh, who shares one child with TV producer Anna, said while discussing getting married: 'I didn't like going through immigration into countries where they'd say, "Everyone with a Grant passport over here, and all the others through there."
'[Anna] went through with the nannies. That seemed all wrong.'
However, Hugh - who previously dated Elizabeth Hurley - has now insisted that he actually didn't marry for practical reasons and married for love.
After coming across the search screengrab, Hugh shared it via Twitter and fired back: 'No I didn't, @internet. I married her because I love her.'