Dolph Lundgren arrives on crutches for a dinner date with fianceé Emma Krokdal in LA

Dolph Lundgren revealed his injured foot as he arrived on crutches for dinner with his fiancée Emma Krokdal in Los Angeles on Saturday evening.

The Rocky IV actor, 64, sported a pair of dark tracksuit bottoms with one trainer and his cast as he made his way inside the restaurant.

The star cut a smart figure on top in a black blazer which he teamed with a V-neck T-shirt.

Meanwhile his 25-year old fiancée looked sensational in a tie dye black mini dress which she teamed with a pair of towering black leather knee high boots.

The brunette beauty donned a shiny black bomber jacket which she half zipped up and let drape of her one shoulder.

She carried her personal belongings in a stylish Prada bag and and donned a radiant palette of makeup including smoky eye shadow and bold pink lipstick.

Dolph revealed he was having ankle surgery back in August after first injuring his foot in the military.

He explained on Instagram: ‘Finally doing surgery on my left ankle. I’ve had this injury since my time in the military.

‘During 40 years of martial arts and doing action films, it’s been a fight every day. The joint is now basically destroyed.

‘Directing and starring in Wanted Man really did it in…Can’t wait to be able to walk normally again.  Will keep you posted.’

Last month the star shared a video to his Instagram in a hospital gown, face mask and white cast as he hopped around the hospital corridor post surgery.

Dolph announced his engagement to Emma in an Instagram post on June 29, 2020.

The action star met the fitness expert at the gym Equinox, where she worked, in July 2019.

They began dating in 2019 and went public with their relationship in January 2020 at the Cana Dorada Film & Music Festival in the Dominican Republic.

‘I feel very lucky that I have someone like Emma at this age. It’s changed my life and I hope I can give her the kind of help and support that takes a lot of time to discover and amass,’ he told Muscle and Health about his relationship last year.

While his personal life seems to be going well, the star was recently engaged in a public feud with his former co-star Sylvester Stallone.

Stallone, 76, took to Instagram last week to react to a report from The Wrap that Robert Lawton was brought on to write the screenplay for Rocky spin-off, that would tell the origins of Ivan Drago, the villainous Soviet boxer from Rocky IV that Lundgren played.

Stallone said he has no involvement in this spin-off, calling Winkler ‘pathetic’ and his sons Charles and David, ‘moronic vulture children.’

He also called out Lundgren, adding, ‘By the way, I once had nothing but respect for Dolph but he NEVER told me about what was going on behind my back with the character I created for him !!! REAL FRIENDS Are more precious than gold.’

Stallone wrote and starred in the first Rocky movie, directed by John G. Alvidsen which went on to a surprising Best Picture win at the Oscars, which Winkler won as a producer.

Stallone would go on to write, direct and star in 1979’s Rocky II, 1982’s Rocky III, 1985’s Rocky IV, 1990’s Rocky V and 2006’s Rocky Balboa.

Dolph was quick to play down tensions, taking to Instagram to tell fans that he was working things out with the Hollywood megastar.

‘Just to set the record straight regarding a possible Drago spinoff. There’s no approved script, no deals in place, no director and I was personally under the impression that my friend Sly Stallone was involved as a producer or even as an actor,’ Lundgren said.

‘There was a press leak last week which was unfortunate. In touch with Mr Balboa – just so all the fans can relax…There ya go,’ he concluded.

No plot details were revealed and it’s unclear if Lundgren or Florian Munteanu, who played Ivan Drago’s son Viktor in Creed II, will return in the spin-off.