Henry, 40, looked sensational next to Natalie, 32, who donned a metallic black and gold maxi dress at the The Now Building at Outernet.

The couple looked as loved up as ever as the posed side by side for the cameras with their best poker faces.

Loved-up: Henry Cavill looked dapper in a smart black tuxedo as he attended The Witcher season 3 premiere alongside girlfriend Natalie Viscuso in London on Wednesday

Couple: The Superman star, 40, looked sensational next to Natalie, 32, who donned a metallic black and gold maxi dress at the The Now Building at Outernet

Natalie amped up the ante in a stunning thigh-high split leg with a plunging neckline showcasing her ample cleavage.

The business executive elevated her height with a pair of black open toe heels that she wore over sheer black tights.

Teaming a pair of black tailored trousers with a slim fit lapel jacket, Henry added a suave black shirt with a pair of patent shoes.

He topped his look off with a burgundy, satin pocket square and slicked his long hair back from his face.

While Natalie opted for a black sheer mesh shawl that shielded which loosely hung to the back of her dress.

The stunner showed off her toned shoulders and wore her long brunette locks curly over a side fringe.

She looked opted for a glamorous palette of makeup with a radiant base and glossy lip while showcasing a smokey eyeshadow.

The couple announced they were dating via Instagram back in May 2021 and have revealed snips of their relationship on social media since.

Gorgeous: The couple looked as loved up as ever as the posed side by side for the cameras with their best poker faces

Sensational: Natalie amped up the ante in a stunning thigh-high split leg with a plunging neckline showcasing her ample cleavage

Dapper: He topped his look off with a burgundy, satin pocket square and slicked his long hair back from his face

Handsome: Teaming a pair of black tailored trousers with a slim fit lapel jacket, Henry added a suave black shirt with a pair of patent shoes

Incredible: The business executive elevated her height with a pair of black open toe heels that she wore over sheer black tights

Effortlessly chic: The stunner showed off her toned shoulders and wore her long brunette locks curly over a side fringe

Henry fought back tears in emotional scenes as he big a final farewell to his The Witcher co-stars last week.

Speaking at a Netflix event in Brazil Henry gave a goodbye speech to three fellow cast members Freya Allan, Anya Chalotra and Joey Batey.

The star said: ‘Thank you very much to all. Thank you. I really feel the love, and I love you too. It’s wonderful to be here.’

‘I actually just want to talk about my co-stars here, because once again it was such a pleasure and an honour to be working with you guys.’

‘You guys bring so much nuance and detail to these characters, which are often at risk of being oversimplified, and what you guys have done with the characters has involved work, care, and effort.’

Henry went on to tell the trio that working with them was ‘the biggest pleasure’.

He concluded: ‘So, [I] just want to say I’m gonna miss you. I’m gonna miss you very much.’

Pretty: Natalie opted for a black sheer mesh shawl that shielded which loosely hung to the back of her dress

Gorg: She looked opted for a glamorous palette of makeup with a radiant base and glossy lip while showcasing a smokey eyeshadow

This series marks the Superman star’s final outing as the beast hunter before Liam Hemsworth takes over the lead role for season four.

Earlier this month, Netflix released an action-packed trailer for the highly-anticipated third season of The Witcher.

The series – recently renewed for a fifth season – will release volume one of season three on June 29, with volume two streaming on July 27.

Posing for photos at the event, he was joined by Freya Allan, Anya Chalotra and MyAnna Buring. 

Iconic: Season 3 marks Cavill’s final outing as Geralt of Rivia before Liam Hemsworth takes over lead role for season four

In January new DC Studios bosses Gunn and Safran defended their decision not to bring back Cavill, 40. as Superman as they rebooted the DC Universe with a new over-arching storyline.

‘We didn’t fire Henry. Henry was never cast,’ said Gunn during a presentation to reporters announcing plans for five new DCU films and five new TV series, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Cavill, who was widely expected to return as the man of steel after appearing in a credits teaser for Black Adam in October, announced the ‘sad news’ that Gunn and Safran did not plan to bring him back in December.

‘I have just had a meeting with James Gunn and Peter Safran and it’s sad news, everyone. I will, after all, not be returning as Superman,’ Cavill began.

‘After being told by the studio to announce my return back in October, prior to their hire, this news isn’t the easiest, but that’s life,’ he added.

‘The changing of the guard is something that happens. I respect that. James and Peter have a universe to build,’ he added.

‘I wish them and all involved with the new universe the best of luck, and happiest of fortunes,’ he added.

The actor went on to address, ‘those who have been by my side through the years,’ adding, ‘we can mourn for a bit,’ before addressing the future of the franchise.

‘But then we must remember…. Superman is still around. Everything he stands for still exists, and the examples he sets for us are still there!’ Cavill said.

‘Everything he stands for still exists, and the examples he sets for us are still there! My turn to wear the cape has passed, but what Superman stands for never will. It’s been a fun ride with you all, onwards and upwards!’ Cavill concluded.

Gunn explained: ‘For me, it’s about who do I want to cast as Superman and who do the filmmakers we have want to cast. And for me, for this story, it isn’t Henry.’

‘I like Henry, I think he’s a great guy. I think he’s getting d****d around by a lot of people, including the former regime at this company. But this Superman is not Henry, for a number of reasons,’ he added.

Cavill’s shock announcement in December that he would ‘not be returning as Superman’ was one of many signs that Gunn and Safran planned major shakeups to the DC franchise.