They love a bit of it! Naomi Watts takes her children for a slice of park life

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Movie star Naomi Watts and her children walked hand in hand as they indulged in some autumnal park life.
She took her two boys for a fun day out as she took advantage of some fine weather in New York City yesterday.
The threesome looked to be having a ball as they indulged themselves in the Tribeca green space.
They all go hand in hand: Naomi Watts and her two sons indulged in some park life in New York yesterday
They all go hand in hand: Naomi Watts and her two sons indulged in some park life in New York yesterday
It is unclear whether they fed the sparrows or pigeons while they enjoyed their visit to the park.
But there is no blurring the fact they seemed to have had an enormous amount of family fun as they ran around on the grass.
 

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21 Grams star Naomi, 42, looked great in a dressed down look of pink jeans, T-shirt, and sandals, while her children definitely seem to be following in her footsteps with their blond barnets.
Catch me if you can: Naomi's youngest son Samuel has obviously learned some tricks from her co-star Leonardo DiCaprio
Catch me if you can: Naomi's youngest son Samuel has obviously learned some tricks from her co-star

Four-year-old Alexander wore a fetching combo of khaki short trousers and grey T-shirt while his brother, who is two years younger, wore a yellow top and grey shorts.
The adorable brothers certainly looked cute as they used up their excess energy by indulging in some outdoors activities.
Responsible mother Naomi certainly makes sure her children get enough exercise, as they were later pictured taking a dog for a walk in the NoHo area of Manhattan.
He weighs more than 21 Grams: Naomi hoists up her son Samuel as they lark around in front of Alexander
He weighs more than 21 Grams: Naomi hoists up her son Samuel as they lark around in front of Alexander
The Oscar-nominated actress will soon return to cinema screens, as she is starring in Clint Eastwood's biographical drama J. Edgar, which profiles former FBI chief Hoover.
is starring as the controversial figure, while Naomi will feature as his trusty secretary.
The actress is also set to feature in The Bleeder, which is based on the life of former heavyweight hope Chuck Wepner, whose life inspired Sylvester Stallone to write iconic Oscar winning film Rocky.
Confidence is a preference: Naomi's son Alexander is obviously not afraid of dogs as he took the leash
Confidence is a preference: Naomi's son Alexander is obviously not afraid of dogs as he took the leash

The great escape: Alexander is called back by his mother after walking ahead
The great escape: Alexander is called back by his mother after walking ahead

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