Ben Stiller and Wife Christine Make Very Rare Red Carpet Appearance With Son
Ben Stiller
Ben Stiller turned a recent red carpet-appearance into a family date night.
The Zoolander actor was dressed to the nines as he stepped out for a night in New York City alongside his longtime wife, Christine Taylor. The couple’s 18-year-old son, Quinlin Dempsey, also attended in a rare joint appearance.
The trio hosted the 25th Project ALS Anniversary at the Jazz at Lincoln Center. The event was in support of the fight against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.
The father and son duo wore matching midnight blue suits, while Taylor looked elegant in a chic black mini dress accented with white bows down the side. She accessorized the look with black heels with silver jewels, along with a bold red lip for the perfect pop of color.
The family was joined by a star-studded lineup of guests, including Donna Karan, Katie Couric and The Breakfast Club star Molly Ringwald.
Three years after first announcing their separation in 2017, Stiller confirmed that he and Taylor rekindled their relationship after isolating together during the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the time, Taylor told The Drew Barrymore Show that they got “married very quickly after meeting each other,” and separated because they “started to grow in different directions.”
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However, she said their family, which also includes 21-year-old Ella Olivia, was always a top priority, noting, “We always stayed a family unit and always continued to do things together."
"When the pandemic hit and we all had to figure out where we were going to hunker down, we all ended up in our house together," she explained, adding, “We found this way back. We had so much time to talk. There were no other distractions."
Now, the family continues to spend their downtime together, telling PEOPLE during Thursday's event that they “really do enjoy hanging out as a family. Watching movies, playing silly tennis.”