Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy looked serene and care-free on Monday as they headed home from a day at the beach in the Hamptons.
The Beatles legend, 82, put on a casual display for their outing, sporting a plain T-shirt and swimming trunks with a boat pattern.
The singer-songwriter also donned a pair of black sliders, while shielding himself from the sun with a baseball cap and shades.
While Nancy, 64, looked typically radiant in a floral minidress with a low neckline, showing off her cleavage and toned legs.
Showing off her impeccable sense of style, she teamed it with a pair of woven sliders and a cream bucket hat.
Sir Paul McCartney and his wife Nancy looked serene and care-free on Monday as they headed home from a day at the beach in the Hamptons
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The Beatles legend, 82, put on a casual display for their outing, sporting a plain T-shirt and swimming trunks with a boat pattern
![The singer-songwriter also donned a pair of black sliders, while shielding himself from the sun with a baseball cap and shades](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07/30/07/87930431-13687215-image-a-3_1722322666052.jpg)
The singer-songwriter also donned a pair of black sliders, while shielding himself from the sun with a baseball cap and shades
The mother-of-one added a couple of layered necklaces and a pair of oversized sunglasses, while toting a small striped bag.
The couple have been married for almost 13 years, having tied the knot in October 2011 in a small civil ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall.
The musician and the businesswoman had known each other for 20 years before saying ‘I do’, having both owned homes in the Hamptons.
Their romance didn’t begin until 2007, when they were both separating from their spouses, and they quickly became inseparable.
Nancy was previously married to ex-husband Bruce Blakeman, with whom she shares son Arlen, while Paul is father to Stella, James, Heather and Mary with late ex-wife Linda McCartney and daughter Beatrice with ex-wife Heather Mills.
In 2022, Paul revealed his signature dance moves were responsible for his lasting romance with his wife.
Writing in his book, The Lyrics, he explained how he knew Nancy was a keeper when she matched his energy on the dancefloor.
The hitmaker wrote: ‘There’s no denying it, I really enjoy dancing. It’s something my wife Nancy and I are particularly keen on.
![The couple have been married for almost 13 years, having tied the knot in October 2011 in a small civil ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07/30/07/76337129-13687215-Happy_couple_Sir_Paul_McCartney_posted_a_sweet_tribute_to_his_wi-a-4_1722322684258.jpg)
The couple have been married for almost 13 years, having tied the knot in October 2011 in a small civil ceremony at Marylebone Town Hall
![The musician and the businesswoman had known each other for 20 years before saying 'I do', having both owned homes in the Hamptons., but their romance didn't begin until 2007 (pictured in 2022)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2023/10/09/14/76337977-12610641-image-m-7_1696857067194.jpg)
The musician and the businesswoman had known each other for 20 years before saying ‘I do’, having both owned homes in the Hamptons., but their romance didn’t begin until 2007 (pictured in 2022)
‘After a show, when the band and crew get together for a drink, we’re always the first ones on the dancefloor. Certain songs will just get you dancing.’
Paul coupled up with Nancy when the pair were on holiday in Morocco with his brother Mike and the musician serenaded her on the hotel’s piano.
He detailed how they weren’t yet officially a couple and were sleeping in separate bedrooms when he made his move.
Paul explained: ‘The piano was sitting in the foyer all day long, and because the rain would not stop, I sometimes went and just noodled on the keys.’
‘I was thinking all sorts of loving thoughts towards Nancy, and while I was at the piano, I could see that the waiters who were clearing up were listening.
‘But it was nice and romantic, it was a perfect moment, and I thought to myself, we’re not going to stay in separate rooms tonight.’
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