Shia LaBeouf bundles up in a dark green coat as he attends Kanye West's celeb-beloved Sunday Service
He's renewed his commitment to acting this year with a packed slate of upcoming film projects.
But Shia LaBeouf took some time off on Sunday as he attended Kanye West's star-studded Sunday Service session in Calabasas, California.
The 32-year-old actor and performance artist was accompanied to the musical event by an unidentified woman.
Musical interlude: Shia LaBeouf, 32, took some time off from his renewed acting career to attend Kanye West's celeb-friendly Sunday Service
Shia was spotted outside the actual performance in a dark green down jacket with a quilted pattern.
He had on a royal blue button-up shirt underneath and a pair of gray jeans.
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The American Honey star had his now-standard trimmed beard and tousled curly hair.
His companion for the day was dressed in a plain white crop top, olive-colored pants and white trainers, with a black wool jacket slung over her arm.
Chilly day: The American Honey actor was bundled up on the overcast day with a thick green quilted jacket and gray jeans
Shia was recently linked with his Honey Boy co-star FKA Twigs, whom he met on the set of the upcoming film in May of 2018.
The two began their relationship shortly after the dissolution of his brief marriage to High Life star Mia Goth.
The former Nymphomaniac collaborators separated and announced their divorce filing in September.
In the upcoming movie, Twigs (real name Tahliah Debrett Barnett) plays Little Q, an older woman who entrances a young character inspired by Shia himself.
New love: Shia was been linked to the R&B singer/actress FKA Twigs since last year; shown together in Paris in September
Honey had a triumphant premiere at this year's Sundance Film Festival and currently holds a prestigious 100 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating unanimous approval.
Shia wrote the screenplay for the autobiographical film as part of his rehabilitation following a 2017 conviction for disorderly conduct.
He subsequently entered an anger management program and was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Divorced couple: The two met on the set of his autobiographical film Honey Boy and began dating shortly after the dissolution of his marriage with High Life star Mia Goth last year; shown in 2014
The film, the feature debut of director Alma Har'el, stars Noah Jupe and Manchester By The Sea's Lucas Hedges as young and present-day versions of Shia, respectively.
The Transformers actor is also featured in the film, playing a version of his own father.
The stylistically inventive film explores their tortured and sometimes abusive relationship as the young Shia attempts to break into film and television acting.
The occasional performance artist is also slated to star in The Peanut Butter Falcon opposite Dakota Johnson and the crime thriller The Tax Collector later this year.
Journey to the past: Shia plays a version of his own father in the achingly personal Honey Boy, which he also wrote as part of his treatment for anger issues following a 2017 arrest
Doppelgangers: Noah Jupe (3rd from R) and Manchester By The Sea's Lucas Hedges played young and present-day versions of Shia; pictured January 25 in Park City, Utah
