The ‘John Wick’ actor wore a black jacket, leggings and a black toque. Along with that, he had on brown ankle boots and a charcoal-colored scarf around his neck. He wore a tough backpack and dragged a rolling suitcase with a carryon bag.

Keanu Reeves and his girlfriend Alexandra Grant looked cozy as they arrived at JFK International Airport, in New York City, New York, on Friday, April 28 (Backgrid)
Grant, 50, looked put-together with a navy blue turtleneck sweater, a patterned scarf and light blue ankle trousers. She wore thick-soled black ankle boots, a puffy black vest, and dark sunglasses. Her silver hair was straight and split on the side, and she was carrying a little black bag.

Alexandra Grant’s ‘Antigone 3000’

The couple made their love public in 2019, but their romance did not begin straight away. They met at a dinner party in 2009 and were friends for several years before going on their first date.

Grant debuted her first solo display at New York’s Miles McEnery Gallery on April 27. ‘Antigone 3000’ will be on display through June 3.
Keanu Reeves and his girlfriend Alexandra Grant looked cozy as they arrived at JFK International Airport, in New York City, New York, on Friday, April 28 (Backgrid)

The show includes a series of works that began in 2014. They were inspired by Sophocles’ Greek tragedy, notably Antigone’s renowned phrase, “I was created to love, not to hate.”

“The sheer power and passion of Grant’s compositions operate as a sounding board, demanding attention to the current urgency of Antigone’s slogan,” an essay on the exhibition read.

‘This is a credit to Keanu’

Since its March 24 release, ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ has made more than $300M worldwide. He will also reprise his role as the chain-smoking cynical exorcist John Constantine in ‘Constantine 2’, which is currently in the pipeline, per Deadline. The movie will see
Keanu Reeves and his girlfriend Alexandra Grant looked cozy as they arrived at JFK International Airport, in New York City, New York, on Friday, April 28 (Backgrid)
Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman thanked Reeves for revitalizing the franchise. “This is a credit to Keanu, who endlessly has said, ‘This is the character I want to return to.’ Finally, he said it enough times that it stuck.”