Denzel Washington makes a day for newly-wed pair as he photobombed them

American actor Denzel Washington is loved by a huge number of his fans around the world. The “Coaching Day” star granted an enduring memory to a New York City couple this week when he barged into their wedding photoshoot in Central Park.

The newly-wed pair was busy in the photoshoot close to the park’s Bow Bridge on Thursday when the 66-year-old star crashed in between. The actor was there to be on the set of his upcoming movie, “Journal for Jordan."

The newly married couple has been identified as Emily and Sami Saifan. Both work in finance. The blond bride can be seen as very excited to find the actor with them. 

She was wearing a high-slit and satin wedding gown with and gold heels and her new hubby was dressed in a basic tux and white bowtie. The couple welcomed the black-clad and mask-wearing Washington.

Denzel Washington is always brimming with good ideas which he may have shared with the couple - this time around matrimonial ideas.

The actor is happily married for the last 37 years. He uttered the special words “I do” to spouse Pauletta in 1983. They have four children: the eldest son John David Washington is all set to star in a 2021 Netflix launch, “Malcolm and Marie,” opposite Zendaya.

When asked about the secret to a successful marriage in 2010, Washington has to tell Guardian, “There is no such thing as a secret to the proper marriage. I’ve been married 27 years to Pauletta.”

“Everyone has their ups and downs; we’ve had ours. It’s exhausting work, you already know. However, we made a dedication. A non-secular basis helps every part — marriage, work, peace of thoughts.”

In 2018, he was again found gushing over spouse to Folks as he claimed he was aware of precisely how one can hold a girl blissful.

“I do what I’m instructed. I hold my mouth shut!” he jokingly dropped a great secret to his happy married life. 

Denzel Washington, who is also known for his beautiful words, has again some very cute words to pay tribute to his better half, “What pops into my head: safety, meals, a stupendous dwelling.”

“The distinction between a home and a house, it’s an enormous distinction. You should buy a home, however, that doesn’t make it a house — and to not say a person can’t make a house a house, however, my spouse has made our home a house, and raised these stunning youngsters and guarded them and sacrificed for them, she did the heavy lifting.”