Harvey Keitel, 85, and wife Daphna Kastner, 63, spotted on RARE outing as they hold hands and stroll through the streets of Milan during romantic getaway

Harvey Keitel, the actor best known for Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, enjoyed a rare public outing with his wife Daphna Kastner on Tuesday.

The adorable couple, who have been married since 2001, were spotted strolling hand-in-hand through the picturesque streets of Milan. 

Harvey, 85, looked casual in a black t-shirt and plaid shorts, while Daphna, 63, flaunted her summer style in a pink sundress. 

Both sported sandals as they strolled through the city, stopping for luxury shopping at high-end boutiques. 

The vacationing love birds share one son together, Roman, who was born in 2004. 

In addition to Roman, Harvey has two other children from previous relationships: Stella, born in 1985 with actress Lorraine Bracco, and Hudson, born in 2001 with Lisa Karmazin. 

The family currently resides in New York City, where they maintain a relatively private life away from the public eye. 

In 2021, Harvey shared the story of how he met Daphna over 20 years ago, revealing that his good friend Robert De Niro played a pivotal role in their introduction. 

'I met my wife in Rome at a party for Robert,' Keitel said of their first meeting in the 80s on The Late Show. 

'She allowed me to take her to dinner at the [Dal Bolognese Roma]. Then I called her back again a second night. She came and we had dinner together a second night.

' And then I asked her if she would like a drink in my hotel room — and she said, "No, thank you." And I spent a lot of money on her. It was a good restaurant,' he added, with a laugh. 

Harvey then said that after their initial meeting, he didn't see Daphna again for 17 years until they reconnected at another party hosted by De Niro. 

'And there was this girl who I bought two dinners for at the Dal Bolognese 17 years ago and it was my wife, Daphna. And we stayed together. 

'And seven weeks later, I was going to a film festival in Italy and I asked her to come with me. She said ‘yes.'

'And on the flight, I said, ‘What do you think about getting married?’ She gave a great answer: she said, "OK."'

He concluded, 'The topper was, we get pregnant about a year later, and our son is born on Robert De Niro’s birthday.'

Harvey can currently be seen in the Peacock series The Tattooist of Auschwitz, based on the eponymously entitled novel, 

It tells the powerful true story of a Jewish prisoner who was tasked with tattooing ID numbers on prisoners' arms in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp during World War Two.