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Jill Biden’s Blue Dress on a Date Night With Joe Biden Ignites Buzz

The 73-year-old and her husband looked attractive and excited as they resigned to attend a star-studded evening performance together.

Jill Biden made a surprising impression in a shimmering teal blue dress as she entered for a glamorous night in New York City with her husband, former President Joe Biden. Fans were quick to shower appreciation on Jill’s choice of attire during the rare date night.

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The couple joined the opening night of Broadway’s “Othello,” starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, noticing one of their most high-level outings since leaving the White House.

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Joe Biden, 82, looked bright in a classic black tuxedo as he and his wife entered the Barrymore Theatre in Midtown Manhattan.

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The former first lady later took to Instagram to share images from their evening, excitedly captioning it, “date night!”

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Fans were quick to comment, especially praising Jill’s bold fashion choice. One person noted, “They look incredibly and Jill is k*lling it in this dress! Such a gorgeous shade of blue! 💙.”

Another fan echoed the sentiment, “Don’t they both look amazing!! Jill is rocking that dress💙❤️.”

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One fan spotted how well the couple complemented each other, “President Biden looks very handsome and Dr Biden you look lovely in that dress perfect color.”

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And perhaps the most surprising reaction came from a fan marveling at Jill Biden’s youthful appearance, “How is she 73 years old? She looks FANTASTIC.”

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