Arnold Schwarzenegger and girlfriend Heather Milligan get caught in the rain while enjoying a shopping spree on Bond Street with their entourage

Arnold Schwarzenegger and girlfriend Heather Milligan enjoyed a day of shopping on London’s Bond Street on Friday

The duo were caught in the rain while visiting luxury stores in the capital, with their entourage holding up large golf umbrellas.

Arnold, 76, looked typically dapper in indigo jeans and a black polo shirt, which he teamed with a dark gray blazer and smart brown shoes.

Heather, 48, was dressed in a navy blue blouse and textured cropped jacket, which she wore with chic black trousers and shiny trainers, while carrying her belongings in a crossbody bag.

The heavens opened for the couple as they stepped in and out of several luxury stores, including Prada, an art gallery and a specialist alcohol and cigar boutique.

The outing comes after sources confirmed it TMZ that Arnold and Heather are not engaged after the physiotherapist wore a ring on her wedding finger in London last week.

Arnold was previously married to Maria Shriver, 67, but the couple split in 2011 after it emerged the star had fathered son Joseph Baena with their housekeeper Mildred Baena.

Arnold and Heather have been dating since 2013. His divorce from Maria was finally finalized in 2021.

The actor also has four children with his ex-wife: daughters Katharine, 33, Christina, 31, and sons Patrick, 29, and Christopher, 25.

Although it was initially difficult to navigate, the longtime leading man has since built a relationship with Baena, who appears to be following in his father’s footsteps with his love of weightlifting and sports in general, and his passion for acting.

The former governor of California is in London to promote his new book Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life.

According to a description of the book from AmazonBe Useful: Seven Tools for Life describes “the seven rules you must follow to realize your true purpose in life – distilled by Arnold Schwarzenegger from his own journey of relentless reinvention and extraordinary achievement, and available to absolutely everyone.”

Speak with People about the book Earlier this month, Schwarzenegger was asked about the most important piece of advice he’s received from costars over the years.

He said he learned a lot about the acting craft from working alongside Oscar winners Sally Field and Jeff Bridges in the 1976 film Stay Hungry.

Arnold said it was “absolute heaven for me to watch them perform, how smooth they were and how much I had to grow” as an actor.

He added that the key was ‘being natural’ and ‘not acting’, adding: ‘It’s what caused Sally Field to burst into tears, cry and have fits. It really was her.’

Schwarzenegger said he idolized another Oscar winner in Clint Eastwood “because he was a bit Mr. It was cool.’

“His approach of not being loud, of being able to listen, I always enjoyed that,” he said. “Because I always thought there was something to be said about listening.”

The book description cited the actor’s “stratospheric success” in bodybuilding, Hollywood and politics, saying that “this did not happen by accident” but rather “happened as part of a process.”

‘As a result of clear vision, big thinking, hard work, direct communication, resilient problem solving, open-minded curiosity and a commitment to giving back. All this guided by the one lesson that Arnold’s father taught him above all: be useful.

“As Arnold conquered every realm he entered, he held his father’s saying close to his heart.”