News about Nathalie Kelley

After being seen packing on the PDA with Nathalie Kelley, an Australian actress 24 years his junior, Sean Penn made news over the weekend. The unlikely pair were photographed at the beach in Miami getting cozy, with Penn barely announcing his separation from actress Olga Korotyayeva, 43. So who is Nathalie Kelley, and how did she win the heart of Hollywood's most colourful sexagenarian bachelor?

Over the weekend, Sean Penn and Peruvian-Australian actress Nathalie Kelley became cozy on the beach in Miami. Following a lunch date earlier in the day, the 63-year-old longtime actor - who recently paid tribute to late Matthew Perry - and his 39-year-old beauty strolled into the sand. As he affectionately wrapped his arm around Kelley's back, the Mystic River actor was dressed in a short-sleeved green graphic T-shirt and paint-splattered green cargo shorts.

It must be love, RICHARD EDEN: It must be love. When she landed from abroad, Zac Goldsmith made sure to pick up his new lady, Nathalie Kelley, at Heathrow Airport. The actress and campaigner, 38, tenderly wrapped her arm around Lord Goldsmith's waist after he greeted her with a kiss on the lips. The former Tory minister cranked her suitcase as they left the airport in West London, gentlemenically. 'It's obvious they are a couple,' an onlooker at Terminal 3 informs me. They seem to be in love.'

Lord Goldsmith, 48, who is recently single, displayed his impeccable green credentials further this week when he was seen leaving Chiltern Firehouse with actress and campaigner Nathalie Kelley. The 38-year-old Peruvian-Australian, who appeared in 2006 film The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift, and television series The Vampire Diaries and the redesigned Dynasty, among others, addresses the ex-MP's obsession with the planet. On Friday, she paid tribute to Zac on her Instagram page as one of 'the most inspiring and joyous group of friends and collaborators,' and she continued, 'the world is a better place because of your books, classes, and policies.' It's an honor [sic] to say hello to your friends.'

After driving to the event to attend a protest, Nathalie Kelley has called for a ban on visitors from wasting fuel. The Australian actor-turned-activist, 36, posted videos and photos of herself attending a protest at the Black Rock City in the Nevada desert. As another woman performed a traditional song using a wooden percussion guitar, a Fast and Furious star spelled the word: 'We are the climate problem.'

Nathalie Kelley, an Australian actress, has sent a warning about the risks of wearing 'Indigenous fashion' to music festivals. In a long Instagram post on Tuesday, Nathalie, who is of Peruvian and Argentinaian descent and identifies as an Indigenous woman, said feathers have no place at festivals such as Burning Man. The 36-year-old began her essay by highlighting the social implications of wearing feathers, writing: "This is wrong and harmful, because it is driving wild animals in the Amazon to extinction."