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Jordana Brewster seemed to be in a summer mood when she went out for coffee in Los Angeles on Monday.The 42-year-old Fast & Furious star wore a white summer dress, paired with tan sandals, a blue crystal necklace, and black sunglasses. She had her brunette hair up in a pony tail, while carrying her purse and coffee around town. This sighting comes just after the beauty wed Mason Morfit. Summer fun:  Jordana Brewster is feeling the summer vibes, during a coffee date in Los Angeles.

The memories behind the miles! Jordana Brewster has been part of the Fast and Furious franchise since the first film premiered in 2001, but there’s one moment that still stands out in her mind.

Fast & Furious' Jordana Brewster has tied the knot with CEO Mason Morfit, in a ceremony that was attended by some of the film franchise's most famous faces in sleek supercars. The 42 year old actress - who is best-known for playing the role of Mia Toretto, the love of late actor Paul Walker's character, Brian O'Conner - looked incredible on her big day in a white strapless dress with lace detailing at the bodice. The dress featured a wider skirt at the bottom and Jordana donned an ethereal veil that was fastened into her elegant up-do, which left loose tendrils framing her face.

Wedded bliss! One year after getting engaged, Jordana Brewster and Mason Morfit have officially tied the knot.

Fast & Furious film is made to “honour” Paul Walker.Paul Walker played Brian O’Conner opposite Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto in 2001’s The Fast And The Furious and appeared in almost every one of its subsequent instalments until his death in 2013.Taking to social media as Fast 10 began filming, Diesel explained that “there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t want to turn back time, talk Pablo (Paul Walker) out of heading back to LA that thanksgiving weekend. Every Fast film I make must, at the core, always honour my brother Pablo.”A post shared by Vin Diesel (@vindiesel)Elsewhere he explained that he walked Walker’s daughter Meadow down the aisle “with pride and honour” and that when Walker’s mother asked him to “bring Brian back to the screen well, I don’t have to tell you how serious I take it.”The Fast & Furious franchise would “never have been here without the profound love and brotherhood between Dom and Brian, established in 2001,” he added.

Zack Sharf Vin Diesel revealed in an Instagram post that an original draft of the “Fast and Furious 10” script excluded Jordana Brewster’s character. The upcoming sequel, which is officially titled “Fast X,” is expected to be the penultimate installment in the long-running “Fast and Furious” franchise.

There wasn’t a dry eye when it was revealed that Vin Diesel gave away the late Paul Walker‘s daughter, Meadow Walker, during her October wedding. Meadow, 22, shared the sweet moment on Instagram after the nuptials, which showed Vin dressed in a powder blue suit and sunglasses, preparing to take the bride’s arm and walk her to her groom. “It was really, really special. It was just really beautiful,” recalled Fast & Furious star Jordana Brewster, who witnessed the Dominican Republic nuptials. “It was a beautiful way of celebrating Meadow and was just stunning.”

Keeping it in the family. Jordana Brewster addressed rumors that Meadow Walker, daughter of the late Paul Walker, could appear in the final Fast and Furious movies.

Fast & Furious 9 star Jordana Brewster has expressed her desire to see Paul Walker's daughter Meadow cameo in the next movie. The Mia Toretto actress spoke after both her and Vin Diesel's respective sons cameoed in the latest Fast movie, suggesting an appearance by the late actor's daughter in Fast 10 would be "natural".

Jordana Brewster put her own spin on country chic when she stepped out in Los Angeles this Tuesday for some takeout.The 40-year-old slipped into a set of pink overalls, tying a denim jacket around her waist and slinging on a wicker handbag.She made sure to take the precaution of wearing a face mask as she emerged amid the coronavirus pandemic, opting for a gigham covering.