Idris Elba & Wife Sabrina on Upcoming 5th Wedding Anniversary (Exclusive)

Idris and Sabrina Elba chatted with “Extra’s” Melvin Robert on a date night at the 55th Annual NAACP Image Awards. The couple, who were presenters at the show, were killing the fashion game, with Sabrina in vintage Versace and Idris in Gucci.

Idris was nominated for his Apple TV+ series "Hijack,” which is about a business negotiator whose skills are put to the test when his seven-hour international flight is hijacked.

“Tough show to make,” Elba said. “Definitely the longest flight I have taken in my life, but it was fun."

Mel asked if the show prepared him for that type of situation, but Idris insisted, "I hope not. Let’s just keep it fiction, thank you very much."

Sabrina shared, "But you do know how to look around the plane when we sit down now."

Idris agreed, “I definitely know what kind of plane I am on."

With the show coming back for Season 2, Idris told Melvin, "I think it is going to be good, going to be different."

Sabrina and Idris are also celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary in April!

Mel asked Sabrina what we would be surprised to know about her husband. She said, "That he really is a homebody. He just wants to chill on the couch, watch movies, and be at home."

Idris laughed, "Are you saying I'm boring?"

Sabrina continued, "He loves video games — people don't know that.”

Idris jumped in with what people wouldn't know about Sabrina, revealing, "She is actually a tongue-twisting genius... I mean tongue twisters... 'Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled'... She's great. She should be in the [Guinness] World Records."

As Sabrina blushed, he clarified again, "Tongue twisters... Get your mind out of the gutter, babes."

Mel also asked Sabrina about Idris' sexy Calvin Klein campaign! "All I see when I look at it is the best day ever on set with my partner,” she admitted. “It was so fun. I love this guy so much — I love you too much."

Idris told her, "I love you, too."

Sabrina went on, "I look at that video and I have positive memories... My mom was like, ‘What?’ I was like, ‘Sorry.’"