American actress Katie Holmes (47) attended the American Ballet Theatre’s gala evening in the company of her new partner, artist Jason Bard Yamosky. The couple appeared together at this event in New York, and the actress kept a smile on her face while jumping together.

So their common appearance got their attention, and it seems that the love relationship between actress and artist is developing more and more.

For this occasion, Holmes chose an elegant dark green dress with long sleeves, low spade and folded skirts. She completed the combination with a large black bag and suspended earrings. She collected her brown hair on an elegant top and smiled as she arrived at the event in Jason’s company.

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Her partner chose a dark blue suit, which she combined with a black shirt and black shoes.

In photos from the Gala evening, the actress’s mother, Kathleen, was seen wearing a coat and black pants, and renewed the combination with a silk scarf with a flower pattern in the autumn colors.

Katie and her mother are very close, and the Gala of the American Ballet Theatre is an event where they attended together earlier. In May, they were photographed together in the spring galaxy, which was one of the rare public presentations of Catherine. The last time she did so at the same event was in 2024 when she came with her husband Martin Holmes and the daughter.

Katie and Jason were tied for the first time in July, when they were photographed together at a movie show The Invité. A little later, they appeared holding hands at a dinner to wash the small area of Ferrigamos in Hamptons.

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The actress does not talk much about their relationship yet, but in an interview for Ele magazine, she and Jason have similar links.

Holmes also posted several photos of him on social networks, including a birthday card in September, in which he described him as the best of the best.

Jason is an artist whose work mainly deals with topics of time, memory and aging. He graduated from the New York City School of Prize Arts and presented more about his work on his website.

As he explained, he developed his interest in these subjects because of his close relationship with his grandparents, who were six decades older than he was. As he grew up, he often visited museums, where he noticed that in historical descriptions of idealized beauty, youth was highlighted mainly. Because of this, he wanted to explore a different perspective that would involve a broader and more varied personal experience. /Telegraphy/