Eva Mendes gushes over 'my Cuban Papi' Ryan Gosling after he wears T

Eva Mendes showered affection on her longtime love Ryan Gosling after he wore a T-shirt plugging her new children's book.

The 50-year-old actress has just published a picture book called Desi, Mami, And The Never-Ending Worries, about a little girl scared of monsters under her bed.

Ryan, 43, wore a shirt with the volume's title splashed across the front while he and Emily Blunt gave interviews on Tuesday to promote their new film The Fall Guy.

Social media users instantly picked up on Ryan's gesture, posting excitedly about how touched they were by his supportive attitude.

Posting a few screen-grabs of fan reactions on her own Instagram page, Eva, who is of Cuban descent, gushed: 'Feeling the love from my Cuban Papi!'

Eva Mendes showered affection on her longtime love Ryan Gosling after he wore a t-shirt plugging her new children's book; the couple are pictured in 2013

Posting a few screen-grabs of fan reactions on her own Instagram page, Eva, who is of Cuban descent, gushed: 'Feeling the love from my Cuban Papi!'

Eva spared a few warm words for Ryan's co-star as well, adding: 'And loving that beautiful Mami -Emily Blunt- so mucho! Love all around !'

Ryan wore the shirt with Eva's book title Tuesday morning while he and Emily appeared on the ITV breakfast show This Morning to promote their movie.

The Fall Guy, the latest action romp from Bullet Train director David Leitch, is slated for a wide release in the United States on Friday.

Eva and Ryan have been a couple since 2011 and have welcomed two daughters into the world together - Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, eight.

Ryan famously paid a glowing tribute to Eva onstage when he received a Golden Globe for his acclaimed performance in La La Land in 2017.

'I just would like to try and thank one person properly and say that, while I was singing and dancing and playing piano and having one of the best experiences I've ever had on a film, my lady was raising our daughter, pregnant with our second and trying to help her brother fight his battle with cancer,' he said.

'If she hadn't have taken all that on so that I could have this experience, it would surely be someone else up here other than me today. So sweetheart, thank you.'

He went on: 'To my daughters, Amada and Esmeralda, I love you, and if I may, I'd like to dedicate this to the memory of her brother, Juan Carlos Mendes.'

The 50-year-old actress has just published a picture book called Desi, Mami, And The Never-Ending Worries, about a little girl scared of monsters under her bed

Ryan, 43, wore a shirt with the volume's title splashed across the front while he and Emily Blunt gave interviews on Tuesday to promote their new film The Fall Guy

Ryan wore the shirt with Eva's book title Tuesday morning while he and Emily appeared on the ITV breakfast show This Morning to promote their movie

Eva and Ryan have been a couple since 2011 and have welcomed two daughters into the world together - Esmeralda, nine, and Amada, eight; the couple are pictured in 2012

Eva has been candid about the difficulties of trying to pass on her Cuban culture to her daughters, specifically the Spanish language.

'Well, the Spanish in my home…. I'm Cuban and we're trying to teach the kids Spanish, and it's harder than I thought,' she confessed on The Talk.

'I speak Spanglish and that's what they're picking up. So it's adorable but it's technically not a language. It's Spanglish.'

In another interview she shared that her Cuban parents had been helping her pass on their culture to her daughters.

'My mom, who lives 15 minutes away, makes it is easy because she speaks to the girls in Spanish and cooks them Cuban food,' she told People Chica.

'And we’re always listening to Cuban music. It really is a big part of our way of life. I wouldn’t have it any other way,' Eva added.

'My dad, who has been here for 45 years and still doesn’t speak English, is a real asset,' the Hitch actress noted. 'It’s so cool because now that I’m trying to make sure that my girls speak Spanish, it’s like: "Ok, Dad, take them," because I know that all they’re going to speak with him is Spanish.'