Daisy Ridley and husband Tom Bateman cut stylish figures in black suits as they hold hands at the UK premiere of their new movie Magpie

Daisy Ridley and husband Tom Bateman cut stylish figures as they posed hand-in-hand at the British premiere of their new film Magpie in London on Friday.

The Star Wars star, 32, who announced the wedding in 2023 after years of speculation, will play Anette in the thriller, which actor Tom, 35, wrote.

Both wore black suits with Daisy’s fitted jacket tied around her waist with a long leather belt, and she completed the look with wide-leg trousers.

Meanwhile, Tom looked suave in a double-breasted blazer and beamed as he and his wife, who met on the set of 2017 film Murder on the Orient Express, posed with director Sam Yates and producer Kate Solomon.

Magpie is a thriller that follows a couple whose lives are thrown into disarray when their young daughter is cast in a movie alongside a big star.

The Star Wars star, who announced their wedding in 2023 after years of speculation, will play Anette in the thriller, which actor Tom wrote

The official synopsis reads: ‘Ben and Anette’s young daughter stars in a leading role alongside a glamorous movie star. However, when Anette suspects that Ben has fallen in love with the actress, secrets and lies threaten to surface and destroy them all.

Earlier this year Daisy revealed what it was like working with her husband on the highly anticipated film.

Speaking to the Radio timesshe said, “I loved that process because our tastes match pretty much everything.

‘I think he’s a brilliant writer and we were so clear about what we wanted to make. And we have achieved that.’

Daisy and Tom have been dating since 2017 and sparked engagement rumors when he was spotted wearing a ring on his wedding finger in 2019.

It comes after Daisy revealed she has been diagnosed with Graves’ disease.

Daisy first opened up about her experience with the autoimmune disease during an interview with Women’s health magazinein which she told how she wrongly attributed her complaints to a ‘really stressful’ film role.

Graves’ disease is an autoimmune disease where your immune system produces antibodies that cause the thyroid gland to produce too much thyroid hormone, according to the NHS.

Both wore black suits with Daisy’s tailored jacket tied around her waist with a long leather belt and she completed the look with wide leg trousers.

Daisy tied her dark locks back and accentuated her features with makeup

Meanwhile, Tom looked suave in a double-breasted blazer and beamed as he and his wife did

The couple met on the set of the 2017 film Murder on the Orient Express

They were joined by director Sam Yates (far right) and producer Kate Solomon (far left)

Everyone had huge smiles as they shared a joke before the screening

Director Sam cut a casual figure in a dark ensemble and wool coat

Producer Kate added a pop of color with yellow trousers and funky jewellery

Magpie is a thriller that follows a couple whose lives are thrown into disarray when their young daughter is cast in a film alongside a big star (Daisy depicted in the film)

The cause of Graves’ disease is unknown, but the disease mainly affects young or middle-aged women and often runs in families.

After suffering symptoms such as hot flashes and fatigue after filming psychological thriller Magpie, Daisy visited her GP after blaming her health problems on the role.

The Star Wars star opened up about her health struggles, saying it was her “first time” speaking publicly about her Graves’ disease.

She said: “I thought, I’ve just played a very stressful role; That’s probably why I feel bad.’

However, she was then urged to see an endocrinologist (a doctor who treats patients with hormone-related diseases), who later told her that her symptoms can sometimes be called “tired but tied up.”

The star suffered from symptoms such as hand tremors, rapid heartbeat, weight loss and fatigue.

After becoming aware of what might be happening to her, Daisy had a moment of realization, commenting, “It was funny, I thought, ‘Oh, I just thought I was annoyed with the world,’ but it turns out that everything works. so fast, you can’t relax anymore.’

But while the Young Woman and the Sea star felt sad about her health condition, she also felt some frustration about being someone who took care of herself physically.

Despite this, Daisy has made a number of lifestyle changes to help her manage the disease, including eating a mindful diet that she “isn’t super strict about” and practicing self-care, including exercise, to “give myself a to give you a good feeling’.

After making these changes, the beauty explained that she felt better and was more aware of life around her, noting that she “didn’t realize how bad I felt before.”