Head Over Heels! LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian Hold Hands During Romantic Beach Stroll in Sydney

• LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian were spotted at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday
• The married couple of nearly 13 years held hands as they strolled barefoot in the sand
• Rimes is the newest coach to join The Voice Australia ,which begins filming in less than two weeks

LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian are soaking up the sun (and each other’s company!) in Australia.

The married couple of more than 10 years were all smiles as they walked barefoot in the sand at Sydney’s famous Bondi Beach on Wednesday. Rimes, 41, and Cibrian, 50, both sported sunglasses and white T-shirts, while the “Blue” singer opted for denim shorts to complete her beach day look. 

While holding hands, the pair strolled along the crescent-shaped beach and took in the stunning scenery around them. 

Earlier in February, Rimes announced that she’s officially joining The Voice Australia as a coach on the fan-favorite singing competition series. Filming for blind auditions begin in less than two weeks, per the show’s official website, and Rimes is already getting a taste of life Down Under with her husband.

The Coyote Ugly alum and Country Comfort actor tied the knot in April 2011 after meeting on the set of the Lifetime movie Northern Lights in 2008. At the time, Rimes was married to chef Dean Sheremet and Cibrian was married to RHOBH alum Brandi Glanville. They both separated from their respective spouses in July 2009 and started dating each other shortly after. 

Nearly 13 years later, the lovebirds are still head over heels for each other. Last Wednesday, Rimes shared a sweet Valentine’s Day tribute to her husband on Instagram in which she wrote: “There’s no one ☝🏼 who lifts me up more than this man. grateful for our love 🤍”

During an exclusive interview with PEOPLE in 2020, Rimes opened up about Cibrian being her “rock” while she struggled with anxiety and depression and underwent a 30-day stay in a mental health facility in 2012.

“At one point, there was such a weight on my marriage,” she said. “Eddie and my friends and those close to me experienced pain through my eyes. They weren’t exempt from it.”

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After taking the time to heal on her own and get proper treatment at the facility, the singer says things started to look up for her mental health and her marriage. 

“By being able to care for my own body and not expecting Eddie to do it for me, we’ve been able to become better partners,” she added. “Eddie is a rock. And we’re not so enmeshed. We can build our own selves up and I think that’s so important. We’re stronger than ever.”