Zoe Ball was lucky enough to have two dapper dates for a trip to the cinema on Wednesday night. The TV presenter was accompanied by her husband Norman Cook and their eldest son Woody to a screening of Man Up in London.
Dressed head-to-toe in black, Zoe looked utterly gorgeous in a long-sleeved jumpsuit and a pair of strappy suede heels.
The blonde beauty completed her casual chic outfit with a gold-strapped sling bag and kept her fair hair loose over her shoulders.
© Photo: Getty ImagesZoe Ball was accompanied to the cinema screening by her son Woody and husband Norman Cook
Zoe, 44, was pictured arriving at The Curzon Mayfair flanked by her DJ husband, also known as Fatboy Slim, and her teenage son. As the expression goes, Norman, 51, and Woody, 14, matched in navy blue suits like father, like son.
As Woody is still a minor, the teenager rarely makes high-profile public appearances but he looked an absolute natural on the red carpet, posing with his famous parents for photographs.
© Photo: Getty ImagesTeenager Woody, who is 14-years-old, was making a rare red carpet appearance
The sweet family grouped together and beamed before heading in to watch the romantic comedy, which stars Simon Pegg and Lake Bell. Simon's character Jack mistakes Lake's character Nancy for his blind date, and the pair set off on an adventurous day and night together that ends in laughs and disaster.
Zoe and Norman left behind their younger child, Nelly May, at home for the cinema outing. The couple welcomed their daughter in January 2010, ten years after Zoe gave birth to her first son Woody.
© Photo: Getty ImagesZoe Ball and Norman Cook, a.k.a. Fatboy Slim, are also parents to five-year-old daughter Nelly
The lovebirds first started dating while the Blackpool-born star worked at BBC Radio 1. They married at celebrity-favourite Babington House in Somerset in August 1999.
Four years later Zoe and Norman briefly split, after it emerged that Zoe had had an affair with her husband's close friend and fellow DJ Dan Peppe. The pair later reconciled.
