Emma Stone and Dave McCary Make Rare Public Appearance as They Gear Up For Parenthood

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Emma Stone and Dave McCary have plenty to celebrate these days. The parents-to-be are newly married, expecting their first child together, and gearing up for the highly-anticipated release of Emma's film Cruella in May. Although they usually keep their relationship low-key, Emma and Dave recently took a rare pubic outing in LA on Feb. 27. We love to see them looking happy together!

Emma and Dave were first connected in 2017 and after two years of dating, Dave popped the question in 2019. They've kept their love story out of the limelight for most of their relationship, including when they quietly got married last year. In January, they announced Emma's pregnancy. We don't know when the actress is due, but we're anxiously awaiting the arrival of the family's new addition. Check out photos from Emma and Dave's day in LA ahead.

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from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/celebrity/emma-stone-dave-mccary-in-la-february-2021-48189487

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