Emma Stone _ Dave McCary Have RARE DATE NIGHT At Knicks Game

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Emma Stone stepped out for a rare public date night with her husband Dave McCary! The "Battle of the Sexes" actress and the former "Saturday Night Live" writer sat courtside at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night as the New York Knicks took on the Los Angeles Lakers. Emma kept casual in white jacket and black jeans, while Dave wore a cozy sweater.
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Emma Stone stepped out for a rare public date night with her husband, Dave McCary.
The Battle of the Sexes actress and the former Saturday Night Live writer sat courtside at
Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night as the New York Knicks took on the Los Angeles Lakers.
Emma kept casual in a white jacket and black jeans, while Dave wore a cozy sweater. The pair
was in good company at the game. They sat right next to Michael B. Jordan. Emma and Dave are known
for keeping their love life out of the spotlight, but they occasionally will step out to watch their
Last fall, the Loverage cheered on the San Diego Padres as they took on the home team,
the New York Mets. When they appeared on the Jumbotron in their Padres gear,
there were some boos from Mets fans, but they seemed to pay it no mind. They had a toast,
and Emma shrugged at the camera. She and Dave also made a rare appearance at Paris Fashion Week last
spring. The La La Land star brought her beau as her date to the Louis Vuitton Women's Wear Show.
Emma and Dave began dating in 2017 and tied the knot in 2020. Then, in 2021,
they welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Louise. Emma's first movie to hit theaters
following Louise's birth was Cruella, a film where motherhood is a major theme.
She spoke to Access Hollywood about how it plays a big role in the story.
There was something really fascinating about exploring the relationship between nature and
nurture that I loved from the very beginning, because how much of us is defined by what we're
taught by our parents or our caretakers, the people that we love from a very young age,
and how much of us just sort of is inherently in there, and how much do we let that lead us
as life goes on. So I thought that that sort of story, and that is sort of mother-daughter,
but it's also a very personal thing that I think about just in my life, how much of this is my
nature and how much of this is my nurture. I thought that was really fascinating.
