Katie Holmes is enjoying a romantic getaway in Italy with boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky, soaking up the sun and taking in the sights aboard a boat he was seen driving.
On September 6, Yarmosky took to Instagram to share photos of himself and the Batman Begins starlet smiling together during their Italy vacation.
In one snap, the couple were seen from behind aboard a speedboat on Lake Como, while another showed Holmes, 47, taking in the view.
Other photos showed Yarmosky posing on the boat against the picturesque backdrop, while Holmes made a heart shape in the water and relaxed aboard the vessel.
Katie and Yarmosky posed together in black outfits against the sunset in one photo, while further snaps showed Holmes sunbathing in a white bikini and smiling during their time on the water.
Another photo captured the Dawson’s Creek star laughing alongside her boyfriend as they lounged on a bed, while a separate shot showed her crab-walking on the boat with the sunset behind her.
“Life is a friend of art,” Yarmosky captioned the post.
Katie Holmes and Jason Bard Yarmosky bond
The post came just days after Holmes made her relationship with Yarmosky Instagram official, wishing her boyfriend a happy birthday on social media Tuesday, September 1.
“Happy Birthday to the best of the best…,” she captioned a two-photo Instagram carousel, while tagging the New York City-based artist.
The opening photo captured the pair laughing with their heads resting against one another, while Holmes held him by the waist.
The next snap featured a birthday cake with candles lit around the edges.
The Happy Hours actress also celebrated Yarmosky’s birthday in an Instagram Stories video showing the couple at his birthday dinner.
Previously a source shared that Holmes and Yarmosky “looked very cute” during their July 10 outing.
The couple were spotted holding hands at a screening of Olivia Wilde’s The Invite in East Hampton, N.Y.
They reportedly first met at a dinner connected to the Tribeca Festival, where Holmes was promoting her film Happy Hours.
