Robert Redford, 85, and his wife Sibylle Szaggars, 64, attend environmental awards
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Robert Redford and his wife Sibylle Szaggars looked in good spirits as they attended the annual awards hosted by Prince Albert II of Monaco on Friday.
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Robert Redford and his wife Sibylle Szaggars looked in good spirits as they attended the annual awards hosted by Prince Albert II of Monaco on Friday.

The pair looked very glamorous for the affair, with Robert, 85, wearing a white blazer, with a matching shirt and trousers while Sibylle, 64, wore a long sleeved patterned white gown.

The awards celebrate those who have shown commitment to preserving the environment and planetary health.

The Hollywood acting legend looked deep in conversation with the Monégasque prince as they chatted on the red carpet.

Sibylle looked very happy to be there as she smiled adoringly at her husband at the event.

The German artist opted for a coral coloured lip and black eye makeup while her pixie hair cut was in a chic style.

Robert won the Special Award back in 2019, while Sting won it in 2020 and Orlando Bloom in 2018.

Last year, the awards took place virtually while other locations in previous years have taken place in Madrid and Montreal.

Earlier this year, Robert revealed he would be selling his 30-acre Utah horse ranch named after his 1998 movie 'The Horse Whisperer' for $4.9 million, so he can concentrate on expanding his other nearby equine facility.

His ranch is located in Wasatch County, about 16 miles north of Sundance, the ski and resort community he founded in 1969.

The ranch sits on the northern edge of Deer Creek Reservoir and the Provo River and offers views of the 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos.

Redford bought the property in 1996 as a place for his horses to exercise during the winter, Compass real estate agent Steve Mavromihalis told the Wall Street Journal.

Redford's acting career began in the 1950s working as a relative unknown on the stage and television.

He made his film debut in 1960 in a minor role in the movie Tall Story, starring Jane Fonda.

He became a huge star after starring in 1969's Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid alongside Paul Newman and has since won two Academy Awards and has gone on to direct multiple films.