By Danielle Gusmaroli
Published: 09:09 EST, 28 April 2014 | Updated: 10:20 EST, 28 April 2014
She is a major-league actress with an impressive profile but the role Sienna Miller loves playing the most is that of doting mother to daughter Marlowe.
The Hollywood star and fiance Tom Sturridge were the picture of family bliss as they enjoyed a stroll with their 21-month-old daughter along the streets of London on Monday.
Accompanied by their energetic dogs including little Bess, a relic from her relationship with actor Jude Law, the blonde actress was seen walking her pooches whilst periodically checking on little Marlowe.
Happy family: Actress Sienna Miller and fiance Tom Sturridge strike a picture of family bliss as they enjoy a stroll with daughter Marlowe and their two dogs
The 31-year-old looked casual in animal print trousers, a Chinti & Parker sweatshirt, loose monochrome woolly jacket and trainers and showcased her natural beauty wearing only a dusting of make-up.
Meanwhile, Tom, 28, looked content pushing his little girl along in a long coat, jeans and a mauve beanie.
It's a been a family orientated weekend for the star, who was spotted at the Farmers' Market in Queen's Park with her husband and daughter once again on Sunday.
A source told the MailOnline: 'The couple looked very much in love as they pushed their daughter around.
'It looked like they were planning a healthy dinner as Tom carried a big bunch of herbs they had picked up and they were seen choosing fish from one of the stalls.'
Sienna recently revealed motherhood has made her less ambitious, and insists she is happy to let her career take a back seat at the moment as she wants to watch Marlowe grow up.
It's not a dog's life: Sienna handles the pooches, while Tom pushes little Marlowe during a family stroll
The Foxcatcher star has said: 'My daughter monopolises my time. I spend my days making pureed food for her.
'My life is this: my baby and my dog and my fiance at the moment.'
The actress has revealed that her life is a lot more settled in recent years and that motherhood has made her feel much calmer.
Daddy's little girl: Tom pushes his little lady along in the pram as he enjoys a morning stroll with fiance Sienna and their pets
She said: 'My twenties were a bit crazy. I spent those years working and being repeatedly persecuted by the media. Nowadays, I can be the woman I truly am, more calm, and freer too. I turned 30 and I suddenly had much less energy.'
Sienna is currently filming working on her new film, Mississippi Grind, which also stars Ryan Reynolds, and was seen filming scenes on the Port of Louisiana in New Orleans last month.
The film, directed and written by Anna Boden, follows a gambler on a losing streak who teams up with a younger gambler hoping to change his luck.
Happy family: Sienna takes a lead from her pooches
Sienna is also reported to be starring as Bradley Cooper's wife in the film American Sniper.
The film is based on the autobiography of the late Chris Kyle, the Navy SEAL with the most confirmed sniper kills in American military history.
Thewrap.com reports that Sienna was chosen for the role over a list of actresses which included Evangeline Lilly, Jamie Alexander and Kate Mara.
Five-strong clan: Tom, Sienna, Marlowe and the family's pooches start off the week with a gentle stroll
Sienna seems to have snapped back into shape after giving birth and insists she does not work out.
She said: 'I used to be very sporty at school and I loved competitive sports, but it's hard for me to go to a gym and just run.
'I get bored very easily, so I have to find things that are more interesting. I could do with being more toned.'
And of her diet, Sienna was the envy of fans worldwide when she admitted that she doesn't really have to watch what she eats.
Under control: Sienna held the leads of the tow dogs while Tom pushed their little girl
She said: 'I do try and resist and then I make a joke that I should just stick it on my bum because that's where it's going.
'But I will then eat the chocolate cake and then I have definite insecurities about my body. I'm small but I'm not firm any more.'
But since having daughter Marlowe, who will turn two in July, Sienna has admitted she has a new-found respect for just what the human body can do.
She said last year: 'My body's a completely different thing to me, it's not mine—all the attachment to its flaws or any aesthetic attachment is gone.'
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