Naomi Watts is spotted on a dog walk in New York City as she FaceTimes her famous boyfriend

Australian actress Naomi Watts stepped out to get some recent air alongside her pet pup in New York Metropolis on Saturday.

On her stroll, the 52-year-old wore a shiny crimson protecting face masks and was dressed casually and comfortable amid the coronavirus pandemic.  

In between strides, Naomi was noticed on a video name together with her American actor boyfriend, Billy Crudup, 52. 

Masks on! On Saturday, Australian actress Naomi Watts, 52, stepped out with a crimson masks on her face as she took her pet pooch for a stroll in New York Metropolis

Naomi sported brown tights and a nautical T-shirt that she teamed with an over-sized khaki coat.

Throughout her stroll, she was joined by her pet on a pink leash, who stopped to smell out a street-side backyard. 

The Australian star resides in New York Metropolis together with her two sons, Sasha, 13, and Kai, 12 – the place she amicably raises them alongside her former husband, Liev Schreiber.   

Multi-tasking queen: Throughout her stroll, Naomi was noticed on a video name with American actor beau, Billy Crudup

Regardless of residing overseas for many years, the actress admitted she’s by no means felt extra proud to be an Aussie after not too long ago enjoying an ‘extraordinary’ Australian girl within the heartwarming real-life story Penguin Bloom.

In December, throughout an interview with Channel Seven’s Dawn, Naomi spoke of the lengths the filmmakers went to so as to inform Samantha Bloom’s story within the ‘most genuine’ means doable.

She mentioned it was unimaginable working alongside – and portraying – the ‘extraordinary girl’, who struck up an unlikely friendship with a younger and wounded magpie after an accident in Thailand left her paralysed from the chest down.     

Starring position: Naomi seems in a spellbinding film primarily based on the true story of a paralysed girl’s life-saving relationship with an injured magpie

Mission: Talking to Dawn on Tuesday, the 52-year-old spoke of the lengths the filmmakers went to so as to inform Samantha Bloom’s (proper) story within the ‘most genuine’ means doable

The Hollywood star defined that ‘a number of birds’, who have been all ‘supremely educated’, have been used to play Penguin the magpie within the film.

‘We had slightly little bit of CGI and animatronics have been wanted, however they only stored performing… It was unpredictable [working with magpies] and there was lots of anticipation within the lead as much as it,’ she added. 

Penguin Bloom can be launched in Australian cinemas from January 21

Coming quickly: Penguin Bloom can be launched in Australian cinemas from January 21