Katie Holmes looks more in love than ever. The actress and filmmaker has had a busy couple of weeks, going on a trip to Lake Como to celebrate the end of summer and her boyfriend's birthday. She has been dating Jason Bard Yarmosky for the past couple of months, but a new post on Instagram marks their most romantic moment yet. It's also a rare display of affection for Holmes, who's long adopted a very private lifestyle as one of New York's most notable celebrities.
© @jasonbardyarmoskyOver the past week, Holmes has shared a couple of posts alongside Yarmosky, first starting with a birthday post. In it, she and Yarmosky are seen embracing as they sing karaoke, with their smiling faces pressed against each other. "Happy Birthday to the best of the best…" wrote Holmes, adding a heart emoji.
The next posts depict a vacation in Lake Como, depicting the couple sightseeing, sunbathing, and enjoying their time together. They were shared by Yarmosky and were featured on Holmes' own Instagram.
© @jasonbardyarmoskyWhile the photos showed the two together, many of them show each alone, enjoying their surroundings. Yarmosky captured many photos of Holmes looking happy, enjoying her time under the sun, making a heart at the camera, and smiling while wearing a stunning black dress.
"life is a friend of art," he captioned one of the posts.
More details about Holmes and Yarmosky's relationship
Holmes and Yarmosky were first spotted together at the premiere of the film "The Invite" in The Hamptons. “He was whispering in her ear, and she was laughing; they seemed very easy together, and there was a smile on her face all night,” said a source at the time to PEOPLE.
They said the pair were drawn to each other due to their similar interests.
“He was whispering in her ear, and she was laughing; they seemed very easy together, and there was a smile on her face all night."
Yarmosky is a painter and artist, graduating with a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City. According to his website, his paintings and drawings have been exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, San Antonio Museum of Art, Brigham Young University Museum of Art, and more.
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