Vantagenews/AKM-GSIFrom heating up the Paris stage to steaming up the streets in the City of Light!
Beyoncé and Jay Z, who concluded their headline-making On the Run tour in Paris on Saturday night, were spotted out and about strolling the French city's streets on Monday where they were snapped looking crazy in love as walked arm in arm.
The powerhouse couple, who most recently celebrated Bey's 33rd birthday in Portofino, Italy, appeared relaxed and comfortable in each other's company, showing no signs of marital strife, despite being at the center of rampant split reports less than two months ago.
Bey, 33, showed off her toned and trim gams in a monochromatic mini dress teamed with a pair of black wedge heels and trendy matching clutch. She paired her head-turning ensemble with bright red lipstick for a pop of color and wore her hair down in soft curls, creating a perfect date night look that combined just the right amount of glamour and sex appeal. Meanwhile, the singer's rapper hubby wore black jeans, a black sweatshirt and bright white tennis shoes, opting to coordinate his outfit with his missus.
Earlier today, Bey and Jay released the first video from "Bang Bang," a three-part short movie trilogy the couple created with director Dikayl Rimmasch. The trilogy, which was first shown during the duo's On the Run Tour, shows the pair playing outlaws speeding through the California desert.
"In my first conversation on the telephone with Jay Z he explained his concept of On the Run," the director told Nowness. "He said: 'We're not trying to do this literally. It's not that we're Bonnie and Clyde. We're on the run from everything. On the run from becoming a cliché. On the run from doing the same thing again.' Everything he mentioned was a level of consciousness he has for staying alive as an entertainer and as a human being. He wanted to keep it more abstract because for him it was very abstract. How do you stay new, not just to your audience but also yourself?"
Over the weekend, the spotlight was on the married couple once again when they took the stage at the packed Stade de France in Saint-Denis, about eight miles north of the City of Love, where they put on a PDA-packed performance as their wildly-popular tour came to an end.
"Beyoncé and Jay Z looked in love," an eyewitness told E! News after watching Saturday's concert, "At the end of the show, they both said something to the other. Beyoncé was first and said, 'I'm your biggest fan, I love you so much' to Jay Z. Jay Z then said he was really glad to share the stage with his wife."
Looks like there's no stopping the lovefest!