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Jonah Hill cut a causal figure while on a road trip outside Santa Barbara on Sunday.
The 38-year-old actor donned a white Hawaiian shirt covered in multicolored animals and what appeared to be an outline of Bigfoot.
He added a pair of powder blue shorts which ended just above his knees.
Looking relaxed: Jonah Hill cut a causal figure while on a road trip outside Santa Barbara on Sunday
The 21 Jump Street star's hair was shaved down and dyed a pale white.
He was joined by a mystery woman who wore a vibrant pink sweater over a lighter pink maxi-length dress.
The pair hopped into his Mercedes Sprinter camper to begin their romantic road trip.
Casual ensemble: The 38-year-old actor donned a white Hawaiian shirt covered in multicolored animals and what appeared to be an outline of Bigfoot
Shaved: The 21 Jump Street star's hair was shaved down and dyed a pale white
His ride: : The pair hopped into his Mercedes Sprinter camper to begin their romantic road trip
Hill and his mystery lady were spotted locking lips in the ocean off the coast of Malibu.
The Superbad star's road trip comes in the middle of an acting hiatus he opened up about in August.
Jonah revealed he was taking a step back from the spotlight in order to 'protect' his mental health after a 20-year struggle with anxiety attacks, which he says were 'exacerbated' by his public appearances.
The Oscar-nominated actor shared the news while announcing that he will be premiering a mental health-focused documentary called Stutz that he shot in secret with his therapist, and which sees Hill opening up about his anxiety issues.
He revealed that the movie will premiere 'at a prestigious film festival this fall', but noted that he will 'not be out there promoting this film, or any of his upcoming films' because he will be 'taking time off' in an effort to 'protect himself'.
As well as his own documentary, which Hill directed and stars in, the actor also has a new project for Netflix - comedy movie You People - that is due to premiere later this year.
In his statement, which was obtained by Deadline, Hill noted that his decision to take a break from showbusiness was prompted by his documentary, which brought him to 'the understanding that he has spent nearly 20 years experiencing anxiety attacks, which are
