Sir Paul McCartney put on a cosy display as he posed with wife Nancy Shevell at the Robin Hood Benefit at the Jacob Javits Center in New York on Wednesday night.
The former Beatle, 79, could be standing with his arms around businesswoman Nancy, 61, at the venue.
He wore a smart navy blue suit and crisp white shirt with a floral tie while Nancy looked chic in a black dress with a zip to the front.
Loved-up: Sir Paul McCartney, 79, put on a cosy display as he posed with wife Nancy Shevell, 61, at the Robin Hood Benefit in New York on Wednesday night
American-native Nancy's dress finished just above the knee and she wore a pair of black high-heeled shoes in the same colour as her dress to add a few inches to her stature.
She could be seen proudly standing next to her musician beau with her hand on his shoulder.
Sir Paul made a special appearance at the event which was held by New York's largest poverty-fighting organisation.
Star power: The former Beatle was at the fundraising event to make a special appearance, in a bid to raise funds for New York as it rebuilds after the pandemic
Dressed to impress: The musician wore a smart navy blue suit and crisp white shirt with a floral tie while Nancy looked chic in a black dress with a zip to the front
Bouncing back: The annual fundraising event returned to the calendar this year after going on a COVID-19 pandemic-induced hiatus
Famous face: The singer was seen standing on stage in front of a glimmering silver award as he delivered a speech to guests who enjoyed dinner at the bash
The singer was seen standing on stage in front of a glimmering silver award as he delivered a speech to guests who enjoyed dinner at the bash.
He was also billed to perform, with separate performances from Alicia Keys, Bruce Springsteen and the Jonas Brothers.
The Jonas Brothers put on an energetic display as they sung on-stage, with Nick Jonas standing out in a
