He’s been enjoying some time away from his career as the coronavirus pandemic has forced the suspension of production on TV and film projects.
And Jason Statham proved family comes first as he whizzed around on a children’s bike with his son Jack, two, in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The actor, 52, who shares his child with fiancée Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, cut a casual figure in a black outfit as his mini-me lead the way on the yellow cycle.
Just the two of us: Jason Statham proved family comes first as he whizzed around on a children’s bike with his son Jack, two, in Los Angeles on Tuesday
Opting for comfort, the screen star styled a plain jumper, cosy joggers and box-fresh trainers.
The Fast and Furious thespian added a pop of colour to his appearance with a green baseball cap, and shielded his eyes from the sun in thick, oversized shades.
Little Jack, meanwhile, looked adorable in a striped, monochrome jumper and navy tracksuit bottoms as he relished in quality time with his father.
Quality time: The actor, 52, who shares his child with fiancée Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, cut a casual figure in a black outfit as his mini-me lead the way on the yellow cycle
The supermodel took part in a candid Q&A session ahead of her birthday, revealing all about life during lockdown with her family.
Among the highlights of her sharing, the blonde bombshell revealed how she first met Jason, that they want more children and that she is proud their son has a ‘proper’ English accent despite living in the US.
Talking about Jason, she divulged: ‘We met at a party in London in 2009! It was instant chemistry,’ Rosie wrote over a picture of Jason trying on clothes in a fitting room.
Meanwhile, the media personality gave an update on her son Jack saying he’s doing ‘great’ amid the current pandemic: ‘We are lucky to be enjoying lots of family time together at the moment.’
She added: ‘He’s turning 3 in a few months which I can’t believe. Currently we are attempting potty training!’
Family matters: The supermodel revealed how her son Jack, who is about to turn three, is coping in the current pandemic
