Camila Alves McConaughey Is a Desert Vision in Saudi Arabia with Husband Matthew McConaughey

Camila Alves McConaughey was a desert vision on her recent date with husband Matthew McConaughey.

On Friday, Jan. 17, Camila, 41, looked stunning at the “Life Is a Dream” concert in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. For the outing, she wore a tan, floor-length gown that featured caped-length sleeves. The top portion of her dress had a modest slit in the middle, giving just enough flare to her sophisticated look. Camila wore her hair in a middle-part blowout, and accessorized with gold jewelry.

Matthew, 55, wore a classic black and white suit with his hair slicked back. The couple posed for photos together on the carpet.

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The “Life Is a Dream” concert is “a breathtaking concert composed by the legendary Sir Anthony Hopkins. This exclusive, invitation-only event will be streamed live on webook, bringing the beauty and elegance of this musical masterpiece straight to you, wherever you are,” We Book events page states.

Earlier this week, Camila thanked Los Angeles Fire Department on Instagram for being “true heroes” amid the wildfires ravaging the county. Alongside a carousel of images of precious memories over the years, Camila reflected on living in Los Angeles after moving from Brazil.

She said she had “some of the most beautiful years of my journey so far… Started my first business. Challenged myself to new frontiers. Meet my husband Feel in Love For Real. Made MALIBU our HOME. 2 pregnancies. Gave birth for the first and second time. Build a family. Created memories….Created character.”

Camila and Matthew share three children together –  Levi, 16, Vida, 14, and Livingston, 11. 

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She added, “I have experienced first hand few of my closest friends lose everything on the 2018 fires, I have also seen first hand their rebuilt. I am not going to speak about dollar amounts, what I am doing or what you should do, BUT HELP WILL BE NEEDED FOR A LONG TIME IN VARIOUS WAYS…I am working from my corner if you can too, please see what difference you can do from yours.”

Malibu neighbors Pacific Palisades and was devastated by the Palisades Fire, which is only 31% contained as of Friday, Jan. 17.

Click here to learn more about how to help the victims of the L.A. fires.

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