Chris Pratt and Fiancée Katherine Schwarzenegger Spotted Furniture Shopping for Their New Home

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Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger are decorating for their forever home.

The engaged couple was spotted furniture shopping in Los Angeles on Wednesday just a few days after the Guardians of the Galaxy actor, 39, revealed on Instagram they had purchased a new home

Pratt and Schwarzenegger, 29, looked happy and relaxed as they walked beside each other. The actor wore a white T-shirt, blue jeans, a black jacket and a baseball hat for the outing while his fiancee wore black jeans, a black T-shirt and a hunter green blazer.

The actor shared they had picked out a house in a collage of photos he shared on Instagram Sunday which showed Schwarzenegger stretching her arms out around various, empty rooms.

“When you need to see if your stuff will fit in the new place but you forgot the tape measure,” Pratt wrote in the caption.

The couple has been more open to sharing photos and videos of each other on their respective social media accounts since they announced their engagement in January.

Last week, Pratt shared a sweet photo of Schwarzenegger on Instagram that showed her cradling the newest member of his family — a baby lamb.

“@katherineschwarzenegger rocks the latest trend in fierce accessories,” Pratt jokingly captioned the sweet photo. “The eggshell wool baby lamb. Super high maintenance but worth it for this fashion icon. #farmlife”

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When you need to see if your stuff will fit in the new place but you forgot the tape measure.

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Though the pair — who met through Katherine’s mother, Maria Shriver — have only been together since June, things heated up rather quickly.

“For someone on the outside, it might seem their engagement came too quickly,” a source told PEOPLE. “But for everyone close to them, it feels like they have been dating much longer than they actually have.”



from PEOPLE.com https://people.com/movies/chris-pratt-katherine-schwarzenegger-furniture-shopping-new-home/

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