Hugh Jackman and his partner Sutton Foster were photographed at JFK Airport in New York, embarking on a romantic getaway to an undisclosed location. The Tony Award-winning performers, aged 57 and 51 respectively, coordinated their travel attire in stripes and denim while managing four luggage trolleys through the busy terminal.
Airport Departure and Style Coordination
Jackman maintained a low profile with a face mask and a cap featuring the Bonds Flying Roos sailing team logo, which he co-owns with close friend Ryan Reynolds. The Australian actor, who needs only an Oscar to achieve EGOT status, recently shared an Instagram story showing the couple attending The Sheep Detectives premiere at Jazz at Lincoln Center on Sunday.
Upcoming Film Projects
In Kyle Balda's upcoming whodunnit comedy The Sheep Detectives, Jackman portrays Irish shepherd George Hardy. The film, scheduled for release in US and UK theaters on May 8, features an ensemble cast including Emma Thompson, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Bryan Cranston, Patrick Stewart, Nicholas Braun, Nicholas Galitzine, Chris O'Dowd, Regina Hall, Bella Ramsey, and Brett Goldstein.
Family Dynamics and Wedding Planning
Recent reports from the National Enquirer indicate that Jackman's two adopted children, son Oscar (nearly 26) and daughter Ava (20), remain loyal to their mother Deborra-Lee Furness following the couple's divorce finalization last June after 27 years of marriage. A source revealed that while wedding planning discussions between Jackman and Foster are progressing, the process involves sensitivity toward Jackman's children, who are protective of their mother.
Relationship Background
Foster remains technically married to her estranged second husband Ted Griffin, with whom she adopted nine-year-old daughter Emily, following an uncontested divorce filing in 2024. The Younger alum previously told Vogue in 2022 that her family spent Memorial Day with Jackman's family, three years before they publicly confirmed their relationship after co-starring in the Broadway revival of The Music Man.
Professional Commitments
Jackman must return to New York by Wednesday to continue his off-Broadway performance in Ian Rickson's Sexual Misconduct of the Middle Classes at Audible's Minetta Lane Theatre, where he co-stars with Ella Beatty through April 30. Additionally, Jackman will appear as Robin Hood in Michael Sarnoski's Medieval drama The Death of Robin Hood, releasing in US theaters on June 19 and on VOD in the UK on September 4.
Foster's Schedule and Projects
Foster is scheduled to be in Los Angeles by Friday to teach her $40 The Limit Fit class at the Sierra Madre Dance Center. She and her wellness partner Desi Valentine will host a four-day wellness retreat at Canyon Ranch in Lenox, Massachusetts from May 18-21, priced at $5,550 per person. Her upcoming acting projects include Jon Turteltaub's comedy The Best Is Yet to Come for Lionsgate and a musical adaptation of Loretta Lynn's memoir Coal Miner's Daughter.
