James Corden and his wife, Julia Carey, have left the UK behind in favour of the Mediterranean.
The couple, who wed in 2012 and share three children, Max, 14, Carey, 10, and Charlotte, seven, have escaped London and are currently enjoying a lavish break in Saint Tropez on the French Riviera.
The Gavin and Stacey actor and his wife of 13 years were photographed looking relaxed and happy as they strolled hand in hand down the street.
The pair were no doubt soaking in the sights of the trendy French city and lapping up some sunshine while on holiday.
James was dressed in casual-comfort attire with a black polo-neck T-shirt and matching black Ray Ban shades. The actor and writer paired the monochrome look with white chino shorts and Nike trainers.
Julia also opted for a monochrome outfit, only choosing to wear a white cotton T-shirt and a stylish black skort. She polished off her look with gold strappy flat sandals and black sunglasses.
The couple's three children were not photographed, so it's not known if they are in France with their famous parents.
The photos show, however, that James and Julia are perhaps enjoying some child-free quality time together.
James Corden's major role that'll take him away from the UK
It hasn't been long since the former Late Late Show host returned to home soil after leaving life in sunny California behind.
James, who hosted the talk show in Los Angeles, which also featured his popular Carpool Karaoke series, returned to the UK in 2023 and has since bought a home in the capital and is also renovating a country house close to Henley-on-Thames.
But the star is heading back to the US later this year as he's landed a stint on Broadway.
James is set to star in the comedy play Art alongside Bobby Cannavale and Neil Patrick Harris. The award-winning show, written by Yasmina Reza, follows three long-time friends after one of them spends a fortune on a completely white painting, launching an argument between the trio about art.
The project will keep James in the US for several months, with previews beginning at the Music Box Theatre from late August, with opening night taking place on 16 September. It will run until 21 December.
Speaking about the show, producer Michael Shulman said: "Ever since I first saw the original production, it has been etched into my mind as a hysterical and moving portrayal of friendship, compromise, and the power of art to change perspectives."
Although it'll mean leaving the UK behind temporarily, James has said previously how glad he is to be back in his homeland.
Speaking at the Variety Charity awards, James said: "I went to America and lived there for eight years and over the last six or seven months at various school gates or high streets, people have said to me – it's been pouring with rain – and almost every day someone's said to me, 'God I bet you're glad you came back to this, aren't you?'
"Without an ounce of irony or agenda, I've been able to say, 'I am over the moon to be here.'"