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Making the most of the moment the 34-year-old Reebok creative director pulled up his shirt and showed off his company’s famous logo on another shirt underneath.
The couple were enjoying some downtime between Alicia’s concerts in Miami.
Obviously he is still excited by his new Reethym of Lite athletic shoe campaign with Reebok.
Swizz, whose real name is Kasseem David Dean, revealed his new sneaker line with Reebok two years ago.
Since joining forces with the global brand, Swizz likes to make the most of his and his wife’s fame.
Grammy-winning Alicia (32) found Swizz’s audacious behaviour amusing and she couldn’t help but laugh.
In addition to his Reebok tee, Swizz wore R patches on his track trousers.
He would have succeeded in stealing the spotlight right out from under Alicia, if she had not looked so cute.
Alicia, who became a first-time mother in October 2010 when she gave birth to the couple’s son Egypt, showed off her curvy figure in a midriff-baring ensemble.
She wore a black short-cropped shirt and super-tight black jeans, along with black high-top trainers.
Carrying a coffee and cellphone in one hand, Alicia was in a great mood as she breezed the afternoon away with Swizz.
Alicia is currently on her “Set the World on Fire” tour but bore no trace of fatigue despite the fact that she had performed the night before in Miami and was hours away before her Sunday night performance in Tampa, Florida.
Swizz has an energising effect on the star.
As Alicia told Oprah Winfrey: “I really learned what everyone meant when they said ‘You know when you know’ when I met my husband.
“I never knew what that meant and it sounded to me like some weird kind of slogan.”
The couple wed in July 2010, just three months before Egypt’s arrival.
“He’s such an incredibly, crazy, spontaneous, full of life person. He’s just bubbling over with life,” Alicia further added.
“I’ve never met a person like him — ever,” the singer said.
“Few of us are able to be that free to just follow our light and know that it’s going to lead you where you’re meant to go. So, he’s definitely taught me a lot about freedom, and a lot about spontaneity and being open to life and how it’s going to happen.” — Daily Mail.
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