Entertainment Movies Tilda Swinton Steps Out with Partner Sandro Kopp in Rare Sighting of Couple in New York City The couple has been dating since meeting on the set of The Chronicles of Narnia in 2004 By Rachel DeSantis Rachel DeSantis Rachel DeSantis is a staff writer on the music team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2019, and her work has previously appeared in Entertainment Weekly and the New York Daily News. People Editorial Guidelines Published on May 1, 2019 04:11PM EDT Photo: Christopher Peterson / Splash Tilda Swinton is taking a bite out of the Big Apple. The Suspiria actress was spotted on a rare outing with partner Sandro Kopp Tuesday in New York City, walking hand-in-hand with the German artist as they left the Bowery Hotel in SoHo. Sandro Kopp, Tilda Swinton. Splash Swinton, 58, wore a long, black robe with gold embellishments and white sneakers, while a pair of pink pants snuck out at the bottom. Kopp, meanwhile, matched his partner’s pants with a pink shirt, gray pants and a brown jacket and sunglasses. Tilda Swinton Wore Prosthetic Male Genitalia to Play an 82-Year-Old Man in Her New Film Suspiria The Oscar-winning actress met Kopp, 41, in 2004 on the set of The Chronicles of Narnia, when she played the White Witch and he was a centaur, she told the Daily Mail in 2014. Sandro Kopp, Tilda Swinton. ENT / Splash Swinton shares 21-year-old twins Honor and Xavier with ex John Byrne, but told the outlet that Kopp gets along great with all of her family members. “It’s all quite boring, really. The father of my children and I are good friends, and I’m now in a very happy other relationship,” she said. “And we’re all really good friends. It’s a very happy situation. Life doesn’t have to be complicated. You just have to have compassion with yourself and stop blaming yourself when things do get complicated.” RELATED VIDEO: Tilda Swinton Says George Clooney ‘Used To Laugh’ About Her Parenting Twins: ‘Now I Have The Last Laugh’ Swinton recently appeared in Avengers: Endgame as The Ancient One. The film shattered box office records over the weekend with a $1.2 billion global opening. In the U.S. alone, it brought in $350 million, blowing past the previous record of $257.7 million (set last year by Avengers: Infinity War).