Aziz Ansari and fiancee Serena Campbell run errands together in Los Feliz

Aziz Ansari stepped out in Los Feliz with his fiancée Serena Campbell on Friday. 

The actor, 38, wore a light brown button-down shirt and a pair of black pants as he walked around a parking lot and talked on the phone. 

He accessorized with a silver wristwatch and a dark pair of sunglasses that protected his eyes from the bright Los Angeles sun.  

The Parks and Recreation star’s better half wore a blue and white blouse as she stepped into a small black sedan. 

She wore a small black face covering and a pair of sunglasses up in her light brunette hair. 

That hair ran straight down, tucked behind her ears. The hair fell just below her shoulders.  

Casual dress: The actor, 38, wore a light brown button-down shirt and a pair of black pants as he walked around a parking lot and talked on the phone

His future wife: The Parks and Recreation star’s better half wore a blue and white blouse as she stepped into a small black sedan

The pair were first rumored to be together in August of 2018 when they were spotted side by side in New York City. 

Sources told Page Six that the comedian and the forensic data scientist got engaged at the Comedy Cellar in New York last month. 

He popped the question during a surprise set at the venue and one audience member told the the outlet, ‘We all went nuts.’    

Serena often shares pieces of her academic work on her Facebook page and once shared an article questioning the MeToo movement. 

Freshly engaged: The pair were first rumored to be together in August of 2018 when they were spotted side by side in New York City

Opening up about controversy: In his Netflix stand-up special Right Now, Aziz Addressed the the sexual misconduct allegations made against him (pictured March 2019)

In October 2017, she shared an article titled, Literally, Why Can’t I Say #MeToo? by Total Sorority Move, in which the female author said she struggled to identify as a victim because she feels her own experiences with sexual misconduct, are not ‘bad enough.’ 

In his Netflix stand-up special Right Now, Aziz addressed the sexual misconduct allegations made against him.

A woman had claimed he ignored verbal and non-verbal cues that she didn’t want to be physical with him at the end of a date they went on together. 

He said: ‘I’m sure some of you are curious how I feel about that whole situation. And it’s a tricky thing for me to answer ’cause I felt so many things in the last year or so.

‘There’s times I felt scared. There’s times I felt humiliated. There’s times I felt embarrassed. And ultimately, I just felt terrible that this person felt this way,’ he told the crowd. ‘And after a year or so, I just hope it was a step forward.’