Aubrey Plaza makes the first red carpet since husband death at Cannes Film Festival

Aubrey Plaza goes out for Cannes Film Festival.

The actress, 40, walked the red carpet for the premiere of his upcoming film Honey not! On Friday, May 23 pose with their costs Margaret Qualey and Charlie DayLike filmmakers Ethan Coen And Tricia Cooke.

At the moment, Plaza dazzled in a full length, naked, sleeveless dress decorated with gemstones, with the mainly twisting clean ensemble that revealed a matching corset underneath. As she held her glam subtle with natural makeup, she completed her appearance with dangling diamond earrings.

Plaza’s moment on the red carpet marks her first performance since the death of her husband, writer and director Jeff Baena. Baena died in January.

An assistant found Baena’s body in a home in the Los Angeles area around 10:30 local time on January 3, TMZ reported at that time. He was pronounced dead at the scene. According to Los Angeles Medical Reviewers, The death of death was ruled a suicide.

The Parks and recreation alum broke her silence on the loss is January 6.

“This is an unthinkable tragedy. We are deeply grateful for everyone who has offered support,” she said in a statement to people at that time. “Please respect our privacy during this time.”

Plaza made its first public appearance six weeks later for 50th anniversary Saturday Night Live February 16th there She paid tribute to Baena with a tie-dye t-shirt.

During an appearance in December 2021 Drew Barrymore ShowPlaza revealed why the design was important to their relationship and explained, “Jeff really came to tie-dyeing under the quarantine. So I decided that Jeff and I would wear tie-dye pajamas as he had done for us.”

The couple started dating in 2011 and remained private about their relationship. Fans were told that they tied tied in May 2021, when Plaza called Baena his “darling husband” in a Instagram post.

A representative later confirmed for people to Couples had tied the knot.

Honey not! Tells the story of a small -town investigator seeking answers to a series of mysterious deaths linked to a church. It will be released in theaters on August 22.

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