Hollywood A-lister's nepo baby son cuddles up to blonde bombshell at star-studded event... can you guess who?
The Gladiator star was joined by fiancée Britany Theriot and sons Charles, 21, and Tennyson, 18, at the Golden Bee Awards in Malta on Sunday.
Russell turned more than a few heads, looking trim and terrific in an all-black look that consisted of an immaculately tailored suit paired with a crisp black dress shirt and vest.
It appears that Russell's eldest son chose the occasion to debut a new relationship, with the ' nepo baby ' standing close to a blonde bombshell on the red carpet.
The mystery blonde appeared chuffed to be in the company of Charles and his famous family, beaming broadly as she posed for photographers.
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She looked smart in a dark blue dress that featured brass buttons and a frilled hem, and accessorised with a similarly coloured leather clutch and a pair of pearl pendant earrings.
She finished her look with a light rose shade on her lips and a manicured brow.
Russell's youngest son, Tennyson, was also in attendance and brought his partner Jess Renshaw, who looked stylish in a classic black gown.
While little is known about Charles' mystery blonde, Tennyson sparked concerns about how fast his relationship with Jess was moving.
Then 17 years old, Tennyson shared a loved-up photo of the pair together in January 2024, coupled with a diamond ring and white and pink heart emojis.
A source claimed to New Idea at the time that while Russell was fond of Jess, he was concerned the couple were too young to say 'I do'.
'She is a sweetheart and it's pretty clear that she has swept Tennyson off his feet,' an insider told the publication.
Russell's youngest son, Tennyson, was also in attendance, and brought his partner Jess Renshaw, who looked stylish in a classic black gown
'But Russell will certainly be a little surprised if it's true that his 17-year-old son is getting engaged. It's nothing to do with Jess, but just that Tennyson is just a kid.'
Russell shares Tennyson and Charles with ex-wife Danielle Spencer.
After tying the knot in April 2003 during a ceremony at his farm in Nana Glen, the couple went their separate ways in 2012 and finalised their divorce six years later.
It comes after Russell ignited rumours he is set to tie the knot with Britany in Rome.
The pair sparked speculation they are engaged when Britany was seen sporting a diamond ring.
Claims are circulating they are eyeing up an Italian wedding after reportedly visiting a church during their latest visit to the city.
The couple, who started dating in 2020, visited Rome last year when Russell performed with his band The Gentlemen Barbers at the Forum Theatre.
They were spotted sightseeing during their lavish getaway and reportedly visited a church in the city.
'Italy was always going to be their wedding destination. Every time they go there, they come back more in love,' an insider told Woman's Day.
'It's always been their dream to get married there.'
Russell and Britany frequently visit Italy together and first sparked engagement rumours during a trip to the European country last year.
The pair then confirmed their long-rumoured romance with a kiss on a tennis court in November 2020.
The couple are regularly seen jetting between Sydney and Coffs Harbour, where Russell is building a $400 million film studio dubbed 'Aussiewood '.
The Beautiful Mind star owns a 400 hectare farm in nearby Nana Glen, and divides his time between this rural estate and his home in Sydney.
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