Parents only! Tessa James and husband Nate Myles look cosy as they leave 11-month-old son Saynt at home to enjoy a date night at the Australian Open in Melbourne
She is the former Home And Away star who has kept a low profile after giving birth to son Saynt last year.
And on Tuesday, Tessa James, 27, enjoyed a parents-only night out with her husband Nate Myles at the Australian Open in Melbourne.
The couple, who left their 11-month-old at home, looked cosy in each other’s company as they watched the match between Australia’s Ash Barty and Czech Petra Kvitová.
Parents only! Tessa James (left) and husband Nate Myles (right) looked cosy as they enjoyed a date night at the Australian Open in Melbourne on Tuesday
Tessa appeared to be having fun as Nate playfully pretended to hold up a microphone close to her mouth.
The Spin Out actress played along with the act and she appeared to say something hilarious which caught him off-guard.
The blonde beauty seemed to be amused by the apparent gag while the NRL reacted by putting his head in his hands.
Having fun: Tessa appeared to be having fun with her footy star husband as Nate playfully pretended to hold up a microphone close to her mouth
Seeing the funny side: The actress played along with the act, and appeared to say something hilarious that left Nate with his head in his hands
For the occasion, Tessa opted for a fashion-forward look in an oversized khaki blazer with matching loose-fitting shorts and strappy heels.
Meanwhile, Nate went for a modern look in a plain black shirt matched with grey pants and fluorescent yellow sneakers.
Their parents-only outing comes after Tessa recently spoke about battling cancer after she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma when she was 23.
Stylish: Tessa opted for a fashion-forward look in an oversized khaki blazer with matching loose fitting shorts and strappy heels white Nate wore a plain black shirt with grey pants and fluorescent yellow sneakers
‘I’m not resentful in any way’: Tessa recently spoke about her cancer battle and said she looked at it ‘as something that’s added to my life’ because it gave her empathy towards other people
In a December interview with Stellar magazine, she said: ‘It adds to the person that you are, and gives you empathy towards other people.
‘I look at it as something that’s added to my life. And I got through it. So I’m not resentful in any way.’
The mother-of-one also refuses to let her battle define her future, three years after being given the all clear.
‘I’m not one to regret — and I try very hard not to look back. I would tell my younger self to know that it’s not going to work out how you thought, but that’s OK,’ she added.
Proud parents: Tessa and Nate are proud parents to 11-month-old son Saynt. Pictured: Nate carrying Saynt