Ringo Starr, 86, was seen sporting longer hair and a fuller beard during a recent dinner in Malibu with his wife, Barbara Bach, 79. The appearance comes 64 years after Starr joined The Beatles.
Starr, whose distinctive look was a departure from his image as a member of the iconic band, attended the restaurant Tra di No with Bach and a group of friends. Bach, who starred in the 1977 James Bond film "The Spy Who Loved Me," walked arm-in-arm with Starr. She was dressed in a cream jacket and purple trousers.
The couple, married for 45 years, met in 1980 on the set of the film "Caveman." They maintain homes in London, Los Angeles, and Monte Carlo. Bach had previously worked as a model before her acting career, appearing in magazines such as Vogue and Elle.
Starr and Bach have navigated personal challenges together, including a serious car accident and struggles with addiction. They have since adopted a lifestyle focused on outreach work and vegetarianism.
Both Starr and Bach brought children from previous marriages into their union. Bach has two children, Francesca and Gianni, from her marriage to Italian industrialist Augusto Gregorini. Starr has three children, Zak, Jason, and Lee, from his marriage to hairdresser Maureen Cox, who passed away in 1994.
The Beatles are slated to be the subject of a series of biopics directed by Sam Mendes, scheduled for release in 2028. The films will chronicle the band's rise to fame, with Barry Keoghan cast as Ringo Starr.
In recent musical collaborations, Starr reunited with former bandmate Paul McCartney, contributing to McCartney's new album on the song "Home to Us." Starr also confirmed the collaboration on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," describing the recording process as starting with drums and being created in reverse.