Keanu Reeves and Alexandra Grant may not be the most flamboyant or headline-chasing couple in Hollywood, but their understated charm and genuine connection continue to win people over.
The pair, both known for their private and humble nature, often attract attention during public appearances—though not because they seek the spotlight. Their red carpet outings tend to draw admiration rather than controversy, thanks in part to their grounded and sincere demeanor.
In an industry often associated with excess and spectacle, Keanu and Alexandra stand out for their authenticity. They come across as truly devoted to one another, which adds to their appeal each time they’re seen together.
The couple recently attended the MOCA Gala, where Alexandra stood out in a bold teal cut-out dress that contrasted sharply with Keanu’s dark suit and scarf ensemble. Their appearance sparked buzz online, with Alexandra’s fashion choice becoming a talking point.
While many praised her elegant look, not all feedback was favorable. Some critics took issue with the condition of her dress, noting visible creases.
One commenter remarked, “Her dress was full of wrinkles. Honestly, why didn’t she just steam it?”
Another chimed in, “At least she’s a woman—she should iron her clothes.”
A third criticized the ensemble more broadly, saying, “The wealthy have access to everything and still choose to look sloppy. It’s like they’re trying to appear humble. Give me a break!”
A particularly harsh comment even said, “Keanu and his mother.”
Keanu and Alexandra’s relationship dates back to 2009, when they first met at a dinner party. They later worked together on the 2011 book Ode to Happiness, with Reeves writing and Grant providing illustrations.
Although they kept their relationship under wraps for years, the couple made their public debut at the LACMA Art + Film Gala in 2019, hosted by Gucci.
Those close to the couple have described them as preferring a quiet, private life. According to sources cited by People, they enjoy spending time at home together, favoring meaningful moments over lavish social events.