Edge's News: Pretty Woman Julia Roberts surface looking stunning with her family

The 53 year old beautiful actress , wears a purple swimsuit as she kisses husband Daniel Moder, 52, aboard a luxury $45M yacht during family trip to the Amalfi Coast with their three children

Julia and her husband of 19 years were joined onboard by their 16-year-old twins Hazel and Phinnaeus plus 14-year-old son Henry. The actress originally met the Emmy-nominated cinematographer on the 2000 set of Gore Verbinski's film The Mexican co-starring Brad Pitt.

The couple looked more in love than ever on Wednesday while holidaying on a luxury yacht with in Positano.

The family were cruising in style as they joined the former Chief Design Officer of Apple Inc. Jony Ive and his wife Heather Pegg on the yacht Jony is believed to be chartering the boat they were travelling on, a clipper-bowed three-masted gaff-rigged schooner that can support 12 guests and 22 crew.

Athena was listed for sale for $45 million in 2019 and is currently available to charter for $352,000 per week plus expenses.

However, the Oscar-winner took off her cut-offs and strapped on a lifejacket and white, waterproof top as the family enjoyed a spot of tubing.

Hopping onto a small speedboat, the group took it in turns to be pulled along at high speed in an inflatable green biscuit, and some of the more adventurous family members tried their hand at wakeboarding.

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