Jodie Turner-Smith showed her estranged husband Joshua Jackson what he was missing during her latest public appearance.
The 37-year-old actress attended a Los Angeles screening of the new film All Of Us Strangers, a romantic fantasy from her native Britain.
Despite not appearing in the film, Jodie was a standout at the screening in a dramatic black and white ensemble.
Her retro-chic white top had a hem that curved up in the middle, allowing her to show off her impressively toned midriff.
Just two days before Jodie's latest sighting, Joshua confirmed his blossoming romance with Lupita Nyong'o after months of rumors.
Jodie Turner-Smith showed her estranged husband Joshua Jackson what he was missing during her latest public appearance
The 37-year-old actress attended a Los Angeles screening of the new film All Of Us Strangers, a romantic fantasy from her native Britain
Her retro-chic white top had a hem that curved up in the middle, allowing her to show off her impressively toned midriff
Jodie filed for divorce from Joshua in September, citing “irreconcilable differences” and asking for equally shared custody of their three-year-old daughter Juno.
The following month, Joshua and Lupita caused a swirl of romance rumors when they were spotted together at a Janelle Monae concert.
This week the speculation was confirmed when the two were spotted holding hands during a joint visit to the supermarket.
Jodie was glamorous to the max on Saturday night as she posed up a storm at the screening of All Of Us Strangers.
She paired her white top with black high-waisted pants, bringing the look together by balancing on a pair of stilettos.
Jodie, who emerged as a model, honed her screen siren's features with makeup and flashed a seductive grin at the shutterbugs.
The film's stars were also seen toiling over the screening, including Jamie Bell and Claire Foy, who play the main character's parents.
Claire, who rose to international fame playing the late Queen in the first two seasons of The Crown, made a fashion figure on Saturday.
The film's stars could also be seen toiling over the screening, including Jamie Bell and Claire Foy, who play the main character's parents.
Claire, who rose to international fame playing the late Queen in the first two seasons of The Crown, was a fashion figure on Saturday
Jamie, meanwhile, attended the premiere on the arm of his wife Kate Mara, who highlighted her lithe body in a flowing black dress
Kate, whose sister Rooney Mara, star of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, opted for a peek-a-boo number with a hole in the midriff
Fleabag heartthrob Andrew Scott, who plays the main character, was also at the beano, where he posed between his screen parents
Andrew impressed in an aquamarine suit worn without a tie, with some of his buttons tantalizingly left undone at his chest
The screening welcomed an eclectic guest list ranging from sizzling Fire Island actor Zane Phillips to Maria Conchita Alonso, who was Miss World Venezuela in 1975.
Paloma Garcia, an actress who appeared in the recent Steven Spielberg film West Side Story, walked around in a black pantsuit
Meanwhile, Andrew Haigh, the dashing English director of All Of Us Strangers, exuded silver fox magnetism at the premiere of his new film
She modeled an asymmetrical green top with dripping fringes, complete with white accents at the neckline, designed to resemble a collar.
Jamie, meanwhile, attended the premiere on the arm of his wife Kate Mara, who highlighted her lithe body in a figure-hugging black dress.
Kate, whose sister Rooney Mara, star of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, opted for a peekaboo number with a hole in the midriff.
Fleabag heartthrob Andrew Scott, who plays the main character, was also at the beano, posing between his screen parents.
Andrew impressed in an aquamarine suit worn without a tie, with some of his buttons tantalizingly undone at his chest.
The screening welcomed an eclectic guest list ranging from sizzling Fire Island actor Zane Phillips to Maria Conchita Alonso, who was Miss World Venezuela in 1975.
Paloma Garcia, an actress who appeared in the recent Steven Spielberg film West Side Story, walked around in a black pantsuit.
Meanwhile, Andrew Haigh, the dashing English director of All Of Us Strangers, exuded the magnetism of the silver fox at the premiere of his new film.