Aubrey Plaza walked the purple carpet on the 2025 Cannes Movie Competition on Friday, marking her first look at a giant premiere for the reason that loss of life of her husband, Jeff Baena, nearly 5 months in the past.

The Parks and Recreation alum joined Margaret Qualley and Charlie Day on the occasion to advertise their new detective comedy, Honey Don't, from married filmmakers Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke.

Baena was pronounced useless at his and Plaza's residence in Los Angeles on the morning of Jan. 3. The Los Angeles Medical Examiner decided that the 47-year-old writer-director had died by suicide.

Plaza, 40, and Baena started relationship in 2011 and married in 2021. Plaza starred in Baena's characteristic directorial debut, the zombie comedy Life After Beth, which he additionally wrote.

"That is an unimaginable tragedy," Plaza said in a statement shared with Entertainment Weekly following his loss of life. "We’re deeply grateful to everybody who has provided help. Please respect our privateness throughout this time."

The couple had been separated on the time of his loss of life, in response to Baena's post-mortem report.

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Plaza wore a sheer, cream-colored costume with bead elaborations over a corset and matching panties on the purple carpet.

Honey Don’t follows Qualley's lesbian detective Honey as she makes an attempt to hyperlink a sleazy preacher (Chris Evans) to a string of deaths. Qualley additionally headlined Cohen and Cooke's 2024 movie, Drive-Away Dolls.

American audiences can catch Honey Don’t — which acquired a six-and-a-half-minute ovation following its premiere at Cannes — when it hits theaters on Aug. 22.

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