Now that Thanksgiving is in the rearview mirror, Cameron Diaz and husband Benji Madden were among the many millions who went looking for a good deal on Black Friday.
The celebrity couple, who were recently spotted with their daughter Raddix, were browsing stores in Santa Barbara, Northern California, possibly looking for the perfect gift for their little one, who turns four in a month.
For their outing together on what is traditionally a busy shopping day, the couple chose to color coordinate with casual all-black ensembles.
Diaz, 51, appeared to be walking in black sweatpants, a matching shirt buttoned to the top, and sandals for most of the time they were out.
The actress completed her casual look with a pair of glasses.
On the hunt: Cameron Diaz, 51, and husband Benji Madden, 44, went hunting for Christmas presents in Santa Barbara, California on Black Friday
The “Mask” star’s long blonde locks were pulled back from her face and tied into a ponytail, except for a few strands dangling around the frame of her face and a part in the middle.
Madden, 44, looked every bit the rocker in long black shorts that still showed some of his tattoos on his legs and a matching hoodie.
His body ink was also visible around his neck area, both on the front and back.
The guitarist and backing singer also wore a pair of black running shoes and a baseball cap that covered the tattoos on his head, now visible after shaving his hair close.
The couple, who will celebrate their ninth wedding anniversary on January 5, made the rounds on a day when temperatures near sea level topped 60 degrees Fahrenheit, although the mercury also dipped to over 40 degrees Celsius at times.
With the holidays approaching, the pair have plenty of people to shop with, including Madden’s identical twin brother Joel Madden, the singer of their band Good Charlotte, who is married to designer and TV personality Nicole Richie.
Diaz and Madden live in their $12.67 million mansion in the unincorporated city of Montecito in Santa Barbara County.
According to House & Home, they only purchased the 11,000-square-foot, six-bedroom home on 1.77 acres in May 2022.
Casual: Diaz, 51, appeared to be walking in black sweatpants, a matching shirt buttoned to the top, and sandals for most of the time they were out
Matching in black: Madden, 44, looked like a rocker in long black shorts that still showed some of his tattoos on his legs and a matching hoodie
Diaz’s day also included releasing a few videos promoting her wine brand Avaline, which she founded in 2020 with her friend and entrepreneur Kathrine Powers.
In the ad shared on their main Instagram page, the two ladies show off their acting skills while reclining on a couch.
‘Did you see that?’ Diaz asks her business partner casually. “Yes, we are offering 20% off all Avaline wines on drinkavaline.com for Black Friday.”
“You mean all the delicious organic wines with little sugar right before the holidays?” replied the former Hollywood leading lady.
The “Bad Teacher” star has been able to focus more on Avaline and her family since retiring from acting following her role in the upcoming film “Back In Action” opposite Jamie Foxx.
She initially retired in 2014 to have more time for her family and other interests and business ventures such as Avaline.
Promo Mode: Diaz’s day also included releasing a few videos promoting her wine brand Avaline
Partner: She founded the brand in 2020 with her friend and entrepreneur Katherine Powers, who accompanied her in the clip
Promo Push: The promo ends with the There’s Something About Mary actress suggesting, “I think we should stock up.”
“That’s what it says here,” Powers says, pointing to the 20 percent sale listed in the newspapers they both hold up.
The promo ends with the There’s Something About Mary actress suggesting, “I think we should stock up.”
In the second video promoting the Avaline sale, Diaz looks dapper in a white suit
“I’m so excited that Avaline’s Black Friday sale is here!” it says in the caption. “Get your favorite or try something new with 20% off sitewide. “Your future self will thank you.”