Keanu Reeves and Alexandra Grant have once again reminded the world what quiet, effortless love looks like.

The famously private couple were spotted enjoying a rare night out at Scott’s Restaurant in London, one of the city’s most exclusive celebrity dining spots. Known for its understated elegance and star-studded clientele, the Mayfair establishment proved to be the perfect backdrop for the pair’s low-key yet sophisticated evening together.

Dressed casually but chic, Reeves, 60, was seen wearing a navy blazer layered over a soft gray shirt, while Grant, 51, looked radiant in a sleek black dress paired with minimal gold jewelry — a look that perfectly reflected her artistic, grounded sensibility.

According to onlookers, the two appeared relaxed and deeply connected throughout the evening, sharing quiet laughter and soft conversation over dinner. “They looked very happy,” one eyewitness told People. “There was such an ease between them — like two people completely comfortable in each other’s presence.”

Their public outing comes amid ongoing buzz surrounding Keanu’s upcoming film Good Fortune and Alexandra’s latest art exhibition, which recently opened in Paris to critical acclaim. Despite their busy schedules, the couple continues to prioritize moments of calm and connection — often away from the cameras.

Reeves and Grant, who have been together since 2018, first met years earlier through a creative collaboration on the art book Ode to Happiness. What began as a deep artistic friendship gradually evolved into one of Hollywood’s most genuine modern love stories.

Unlike most celebrity couples, they’ve chosen a path defined by privacy and authenticity rather than spectacle. When they first appeared hand-in-hand at the LACMA Art + Film Gala in 2019, the internet erupted — but Keanu and Alexandra remained gracefully unfazed.

In interviews since, both have spoken about the importance of shared creativity and mutual respect. “We’re both dreamers and doers,” Grant once said. “We challenge each other — but we also give each other space to grow.”

Their dinner at Scott’s marks one of their few joint appearances in 2025 — and though it wasn’t a red-carpet affair, it was no less meaningful. For a couple who’ve always preferred intimacy over attention, this simple London evening said everything: love doesn’t need to be loud to be seen.

As they left the restaurant hand in hand, their smiles were quiet but unmistakably content — two souls who’ve found balance between art, fame, and something far more precious: peace.