By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-12 14:41:28 | Updated at 2026-08-12 16:17:14
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A family affair.
Matthew McConaughey was supported by his wife, Camila Alves, and their three kids at the premiere of his new movie “The Rivals of Amziah King.”
The couple posed with their three children — sons Levi, 18, and Livingston, 13, and daughter Vida, 16 — on the carpet of the Monday screening, which took place in their home state of Texas.
For the outing, Levi kept it casual in jeans and a button down. The two younger kids dressed up more for the occasion with Livingston wearing a suit and Vida opting for a black dress.
McConaughey attended the event in a navy blue suit and Alves stunned in a chic suit paired with a hat.
The longtime couple were first romantically linked in 2006 after meeting at West Hollywood nightclub Hyde.
They welcomed Levi in 2008, daughter Vida in 2010 and son Livingston in 2012 — the same year they tied the knot.
Last year, McConaughey revealed that it was actually his eldest son who helped convince him to marry Alves.
The Oscar winner recalled on the “Modern Wisdom” podcast that Levi questioned why his mom and dad didn’t share a last name. “I’m going through my head, ‘You’re f–king 4, dude,’” he said.
“I sat there. I was like, ‘It’s a great question, but I mean, we’re not married. When you get married, you switch your name,’” he said.
McConaughey said his son asked if he was “scared” to make the commitment, and admitted to himself that he was.
He ultimately married Alves after seeking advice from a pastor and other “elder men” who were “married for decades,” he shared.
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