Richard Madden looks effortlessly cool in a suede jacket and dark shades as he steps out with his mother Pat in Glasgow
He set pulses racing all over the globe with his portrayal of troubled police officer David Budd in Bodyguard.
But Richard Madden enjoyed some time off his busy schedule as he joined his beloved mother Pat for a trip to Glasgow City Centre in Scotland on Wednesday afternoon.
The screen star, 33, cut a typically suave display as he donned a stone-coloured suede jacket, tied in with a black T-shirt and matching skinny jeans.
![Quality time: Richard Madden enjoyed some time off his busy schedule as he joined his beloved mother Pat (right) for a trip to Glasgow City Centre in Scotland on Wednesday](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/07/03/21/15603804-7210955-image-a-121_1562185619450.jpg)
Quality time: Richard Madden enjoyed some time off his busy schedule as he joined his beloved mother Pat (right) for a trip to Glasgow City Centre in Scotland on Wednesday
Rounding off his daytime look, the award-winning actor wore a pair of plain brown boots on his feet, and accessorised with square-framed sunglasses.
His mother Pat opted for an equally casual display as she sported a khaki green jacket, a blue shirt and denim jeans.
On Thursday, Richard will be presented with an honorary degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland - his former place of education - for his contribution to drama.
The hunk graduated from the arts facility in 2007 and has gone on to play leading roles in Bodyguard, Rocketman and Ibiza.
![Dapper: The screen star, 33, cut a typically suave display as he donned a stone-coloured suede jacket, tied in with a black T-shirt and matching skinny jeans](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/07/03/21/15603798-7210955-image-a-122_1562186009824.jpg)
Dapper: The screen star, 33, cut a typically suave display as he donned a stone-coloured suede jacket, tied in with a black T-shirt and matching skinny jeans
He will be honoured with his special prize alongside soprano Margaret Marshall OBE and lighting designer Paule Constable during the Conservatoire’s summer graduation.
On the award, Professor Jeffrey Sharkey, Principal of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, said: 'Graduation is a wonderful opportunity to recognise and celebrate inspirational individuals who have made deep and lasting contributions to the world through the arts.
'Richard, Paule and Margaret have all demonstrated an exceptional ability to inspire and engage audiences through their artistry and we are delighted to be able to honour them while we celebrate our students’ achievements on their special occasion here at Scotland’s national conservatoire.'
![All in the details: Rounding off his daytime look, the award-winning actor wore a pair of plain brown boots on his feet, and accessorised with square-framed sunglasses](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/07/03/21/15603802-7210955-image-a-123_1562186014600.jpg)
All in the details: Rounding off his daytime look, the award-winning actor wore a pair of plain brown boots on his feet, and accessorised with square-framed sunglasses
![Impressive: On Thursday, Richard will be presented with an honorary degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland - his former place of education - for his contribution to drama](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2019/07/03/21/15603796-7210955-image-a-124_1562186017288.jpg)
Impressive: On Thursday, Richard will be presented with an honorary degree at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland - his former place of education - for his contribution to drama
Meanwhile, Richard is believed to have enlisted a bit of help in maintaining his debonair image, with the star thought to be dying his hair after reportedly telling pals he was worried about 'premature greying'.
Photos of the star at various awards show him with a noticeable white streak in the front of his hair, but in TV roles such as his Golden Globe-winning turn in Bodyguard, the streak has vanished.
A source told The Sun: 'He isn't ashamed about the white streak but he knows that certain roles require him to have a particular look so he does dye it to cover it up when it's needed.
'Richard doesn't like it when people stare at it and he's hopeful it stays as a neat streak.'
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What a hunk! She set pulses racing all over the globe with his portrayal of troubled police officer David Budd in Bodyguard (pictured on the show with Keeley Hawes)
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