Matt Damon and his wife of 20 years, Luciana Barroso, took a romantic stroll around Bedford, New York, together last Saturday.

The Oscar-winning screenwriter, 55, sported $1,590 black Zegna Triple Stitch Secondskin Sneakers with his blue plaid jacket and black outfit, while his Argentinian spouse wore white sweats.

The couple, who both co-produced The Rip, have a strict rule in their marriage to never go more than two weeks apart from each other.

They are proud parents of three daughters - Bella, 19, Gia, 17, and Stella, 15 - and Damon is stepfather to Barroso's 26-year-old daughter Alexia from her first marriage to Arbello Barroso, which ended in 2004.

The brunette beauty, 49, was still technically married when she met the Cambridge-born star in 2003 while bartending at a nightclub in South Beach, Miami, where he had been filming the Farrelly brothers' conjoined twin comedy Stuck On You.

Damon and Barroso were dragged into Blake Lively's $161 million federal lawsuit against her It Ends with Us co-star Justin Baldoni in newly unsealed documents, where she pleaded for them to watch her 'cut' of the drama.

In a 2024 group text, the 38-year-old Gossip Girl alum claimed Baldoni, 42, 'had zero experience' and it 'nearly killed' her taking over his movie.

However, Lively gave no specifics and never mentioned the sexual harassment claims, which have been denied by Baldoni, at the center of the May 18 trial. 

Damon and Barroso had zero follow-up questions and 'happily' agreed, with Damon even offering to produce Lively's next project at his production company, The Artists Equity.

The actress - who only worked 16 days on set - is said to have masterminded a takeover of the It Ends with Us script, wardrobe, score and editing departments by threatening to pull out of promoting it alongside her haircare and booze brands. 

Meanwhile, Damon is in the best shape of his life after training hard to transform into the legendary Greek king of Ithaca Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's $250 million-budget adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey, which is released in theaters July 17.

'I literally, just because of this other thing I did with my doctor, stopped eating gluten,' the two-time Golden Globe winner told the New Heights podcast.

'I used to walk around between 185 and 200. I did that whole movie at 167. And I haven't been that light since high school. So it was a lot of training and a really strict diet.'

Damon - who relies on fitness trainer Jason Walsh - added: 'I'm done. I'm done. I'm gluten-free everything. I found a gluten-free beer.'

The ensemble cast includes Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Zendaya, Charlize Theron, Jon Bernthal John Leguizamo, Mia Goth, Elliot Page, Samantha Morton, James Remar and Travis Scott.

The Odyssey marks the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire champ's third time being directed by Nolan after his 2023 atomic bomb biopic Oppenheimer, and his 2014 sci-fi epic Interstellar.

The inseparable couple will next co-produce his business partner and friend Ben Affleck's upcoming sixth directorial effort Animals featuring Gillian Anderson, Steven Yeun and Kerry Washington.

Last August, NBCUniversal announced it had acquired all rights - aside from publishing - to Robert Ludlum's popular Jason Bourne and Treadstone book series, in perpetuity.

Damon will reportedly next reprise his role as the titular CIA assassin test subject in German director Edward Berger's sixth film, The Bourne Dilemma.

He starred as Jason in the original trilogy - The Bourne Identity (2002), The Bourne Supremacy (2004) and The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) - which amassed $948.7 million at the global box office.