It was family time for Joshua Jackson and his wife Jodie Turner-Smith, as they enjoyed a winter stroll with their daughter Janie.
The former Dawson's Creek actor seemed blissfully happy as he pushed his nine-month-old baby in her very stylish pram.
42-year-old Jackson walked arm in arm with his stunning wife, following lunch in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City.
Jodie sweetly snuggled against her husband as she doted over their adorable baby.
Even with his face mask on, neither Jodie or Joshua could hide there happiness, as they gently pushed their firstborn child around the Big Apple.
Queen & Slim star Jodie look effortlessly chic as she bundled up in a large floral print winter coat, comfortable grey sweats, and a coordinating pair of trainers.
Meanwhile her beau Joshua, meanwhile, braved the cold in a rugged jean jacket, beanie, and red shoes.
The couple first began dating in 2018, after meeting at singer Usher’s 40th birthday party. They married in 2019 and welcomed daughter Janie Jackson in 2020.
When pictures emerged of Jodie and Joshua's beautiful baby girl, fans remarked that she looked "just like Joshua."
"Ugh. They are just so cute and look so happy. What a beautiful family. I think Janie is her Daddy's twin," one fan wrote online.
"The baby is adorable. They are such a glorious family," another added.
The True Blood star had a home birth in Los Angeles and spent nearly four days in labor, she told Vogue.
“Early in the morning on my third day of labour, my husband and I shared a quiet moment. I was fatigued and beginning to lose my resolve. Josh ran me a bath, and as I lay in it contracting, I talked to my body and I talked to my daughter," the 34-year old revealed.
Jodie has admitted that she has faced her fair share of challenges raising her baby girl under lockdown.
"Navigating parenthood at any time is difficult, and it’s even more difficult without support, when everything is shut down and you can’t really see other people or go anywhere," the British born actress told Elle.
Smith sympathized with moms of school-age children who have had to home school their children.
“I’m not having to sit on Zoom with her and suddenly become her educator as well as her caretaker,” she says of her daughter.