Patrick Dempsey suits up for date night with wife Jillian at Chanel’s Pre-Oscars Dinner in Beverly Hills

Patrick Dempsey enjoyed a glamorous date night with his groomer-turned-second wife, Jillian Fink Dempsey, at Chanel and Charles Finch’s 15th annual Pre-Oscar Awards dinner, held Saturday at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

The 24-year-old couple – both aged 58 – recently returned from a promotional trip Down Under with luxury watch company TAG Heuer.

Patrick looked dapper as ever in a black pinstripe double-breasted suit with no tie and oxfords selected by stylist Warren Alfie Baker.

Jillian coordinated with People’s reigning Sexiest Man Alive in a silk blouse, tucked into a fringed maxi skirt and patent leather Mary Janes.

The inseparable pair were joined at the industry event by Oscar winner Adrien Brody.

It’s hard to believe that the Dempeys – who have no prenuptial agreement – almost divorced nine years ago.

In January 2015, the professional makeup artist hired celebrity divorce attorney Laura Wasser and filed to end her 15-year marriage to the Grey’s Anatomy alum.

However, Jillian had the divorce petition officially dismissed by an LA County Superior Court judge in November 2016.

“You can only do one thing at a time and do it well,” Patrick explained People at the time.

‘I have (learned) to set priorities. Our union must be the priority. I wasn’t willing to give her up and neither was she. We both wanted to fight for it. You have to keep doing it. You need to communicate, stay open and not get lazy. And don’t give up. And lots of sex!’

On February 20, the Dempseys celebrated their daughter Tallula Fyfe Dempsey’s 22nd birthday with two touching Instagram tributes.

‘Congratulations to the most wonderful daughter in the world! You make every day brighter with your smile and laughter!’ the Maine-born silver fox flowed in the caption of a daughter pug photo.

Tallulah sarcastically replied in the comments: “Wow, you only choose the most amazing photos.”

The married couple of 24 years – both aged 58 – recently returned from a promotional trip Down Under with luxury watch company TAG Heuer

Patrick looked dapper as ever in a black double-breasted suit sans tie and Jillian coordinated with him in a silk blouse tucked into a fringed maxi skirt and patent leather Mary Janes.

The inseparable pair were joined at the industry event by Oscar winner Adrien Brody (L)

It’s hard to believe that the Dempeys – who have no prenuptial agreement – almost divorced nine years ago

People’s reigning Sexiest Man Alive explained to the magazine at the time: ‘I (learned) to prioritize. Our union must be the priority. I wasn’t willing to give her up and neither was she. We both wanted to fight for it.”

On February 20, Patrick celebrated their daughter Tallula Fyfe Dempsey’s 22nd birthday and wrote, “You make every day brighter with your smile and laughter!”

The professional make-up artist shared a video montage of their ‘favorite girl’ with the caption: ‘I’m so proud to be your mother – you are beautiful, kind, generous of spirit and an incredibly humorous person’

The Dempseys celebrated the 17th birthday of their twin sons – Sullivan Patrick Dempsey (L, photo December 12) and Darby Galen Dempsey (R) – on February 1.

The self-titled founder of the beauty brand shared a video montage of their ‘favorite girl’ with the caption: ‘I’m so proud to be your mother – you are beautiful, kind, generous of spirit and an incredibly humorous person. You bring us joy and laughter and so much more every day. I love you dearly!’

Patrick and Jillian celebrated the 17th birthday of their twin sons – Darby Galen Dempsey and Sullivan Patrick Dempsey – on February 1.

The Dempsey family was last pictured together at the Los Angeles premiere of his film Ferrari at the Directors Guild Of America on December 12.

‘They keep me very active. I have to stay in shape to keep up with them. The older you get, the more work you have to do,” the Thanksgiving actor shared People last November.

“You need to be around, but they don’t want you around because they’re fighting for their independence, which is what they should be doing. They have to discover how they interact in the world, they have to learn those boundaries, they have to make mistakes. And you have to be there for them and let them learn from it.’