Chris Evans-Alba Baptista jet off for their European wedding? Airport photos viral

Chris Evans and Alba Baptista reportedly had a secret wedding on September 9, which was attended by the actor's family. After their intimate wedding, the newlyweds were spotted for the first time, reportedly jetting off for their European wedding. Alba's family resides in Portugal, and not everyone could attend the Massachusetts wedding, so a European gathering is in the works.

3 things you need to know

• Chris Evans publicly announced his relationship with Alba Baptista in February 2023. 
• Evans was last seen in Ghosted alongside actress Ana de Armas.
• Alba Baptista has been a part of shows such as Mrs Harris Goes to Paris and The Warrior Nun.

Chris Evans and Alba Baptista's first photo as man and wife

On Monday, a photo of the newlyweds went viral on the internet, in which they can be seen at the Lisbon airport. The couple maintained a low profile, but a fan managed to a few photos of the couple. In the image, Evans can be seen in an all-black ensemble paired with grey sneakers, while Alba walks beside him in a grey tank top paired with white joggers and a jacket. Both can be seen donning caps. 

(A viral photo of Chris Evans and wife Alba | Image: @deuxmoi/Instagram)

A fan shared the photo on Instagram and wrote, “Deux! I know the girlies are gonna go crazy over this one. I’m currently on a flight from Lison to Boson and Chris Evans and Alba are in the first class being super incognito – tried my hardest to snap a photo but this is the best I got for you."

Are the newlyweds on their way to a European wedding?

After their low-key wedding, a report in Page Six suggested that the couple would have a second wedding in Portugal as Alba's family were unable to attend couple's Massachusetts' wedding. The source added that after the Portugal wedding, the couple will jet off for their honeymoon. 

Talking about their hush-hush wedding, the wedding mandated all guests to sign NDAs to maintain confidentiality. The guests were asked to sign NDAs and phones were forfeited.