Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, Hollywood’s most reclusive couple, have just made their first red carpet appearance together since they were young co-stars on That ’70s Show.

The pair walked the red carpet together at the NASA Ames Research Centre’s Breakthrough Prize Awards and still looked like they were on their honeymoon.

The Hollywood actors walked arm-in-arm, looking in love as they put on a cuddly show in front of the flashing paparazzi. Mila, 34, looked stunning in a strapless floral gown with a black bustier, while Ashton, 39, was dashing in a tuxedo and bow tie.

Later, the two shared the stage and presented an award side by side. They couldn’t have put together a finer team.

Despite being married for two years, this is the first time Mila and Ashton have walked the red carpet together since promoting That ’70s Show in 2000.

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They portrayed on-screen lovers Jackie and Kelso, but were not dating at the time. Following the termination of Ashton’s 14-year relationship with Demi Moore, the two began dating in 2012. They married in February 2014, and their daughter Wyatt was born eight months later. Mila and Ashton married in July of the following year, and their second child, a boy named Dimitri, was born in November 2016.

The duo was last seen together at the 2017 Billboard Music Awards, although they didn’t walk the red carpet and instead posed backstage.

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In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres earlier this year, Ashton proudly talked about his two young children, saying: “Wyatt thinks the baby is her baby. At some point, I’m going to have to explain to her that it’s not her baby, and I don’t know how I’m going to do that.” He went on to say: “She loves the baby so much, it’s like ‘Of Mice and Men’. She’s like, ‘I’ll love you and hold you and squeeze you and name you George.’ I’m afraid she’s like Lenny. I’m like, ‘You’re going to squeeze the baby’s head off, honey’… She loves this baby maybe more than me.”

Though Kunis and Kutcher rarely appear on the red carpet, they have been seen at crowded events such as Lakers games, LA Dodgers games, and even Stagecoach, California’s country music festival, where they were seen wearing flannels and cowboy hats and fitting right in with the crowd.