Josh Hartnett may be the man of the moment, but his focus was solely on his stunning wife, Tamsin Egerton.
On Monday, the couple, who are devoted parents to four children, made a striking appearance at the special screening of Josh’s latest movie Trap in Greenwich, London. Walking the red carpet together, 46-year-old Josh couldn’t take his eyes off Tamsin, who looked sensational in a white polka-dot strappy dress with cut-out detailing.
The 35-year-old actress added height with off-white Valentino heels and accessorized with a delicate chain. Josh complemented her style with a charcoal grey suit and black shirt.
It was a rare public outing for the couple, who also posed for photos alongside the film’s director, M. Night Shyamalan, and his wife, Bhavna Vaswani. Earlier this year, Josh revealed that he and Tamsin had quietly welcomed their fourth child. “I have four kids, I live in the countryside. I’m busy either working or taking care of them, but thank you,” he said in response to a question about the ‘Josh Hartnett Renaissance’ trend on social media.
Josh and Tamsin met on the set of The Lovers in 2011 and married a decade later in 2021. They welcomed their first child in 2015, followed by two more in 2017 and 2019. Before the birth of their third child, they moved from the US to rural Hampshire.
“This is all brand new to me,” Josh said of fatherhood. “I never would have expected it. And time passes quickly. With four children, you have so much to do. In a way, less is happening. But more of the important stuff is happening. My oldest daughter is eight and a half now – that feels like it happened in the last two years to me. So I’m trying to soak up as much as possible.”
Josh also shared insights about his 18-month break from acting with The Guardian: “I just didn’t want my life to be swallowed up by my work. And there was a notion at that time you just kind of give it all up. And you saw what happened to some people back then. They got obliterated by it. I didn’t want that for myself.”
In Trap, Josh plays a serial killer named Cooper, who takes his teenage daughter to a pop concert that turns out to be an elaborate police entrapment operation set up to catch him. On working with Shyamalan, Josh said, “He’s got this reputation as being the sort of king of twists. But I have always looked at him in a different way personally – he’s someone who takes on lots of different genres and just enters those genres from a different perspective.”
