Hillary Clinton was spotted out with a friend in the Hamptons while Bill Clinton was nowhere in sight on Sunday, according to photos obtained by Fox News Digital.

The former secretary of state and failed presidential candidate wore a large blue shirt with white pants and white shoes while grabbing coffee with an unknown friend.

At least one member of her security detail could be seen walking next to her, wearing blue pants, a white polo shirt and an earpiece.

Hillary Clinton in a blue shirt with white pants, New York, Hamptons

A casual looking Hillary Clinton spotted having lunch with friends in the Hamptons. (Matt Agudo/SplashNews.com)

Clinton grabbed a cup of coffee and her friend got some orange juice before they settled down at a table.

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Clinton had to pull a chair over to make some extra room.

Hillary Clinton in blue and white pictured with a friend in the Hamptons

Hillary Clinton joins a friend for lunch in the Hamptons. (Matt Agudo/SplashNews.com)

Hillary Clinton wearing blue and white and approaching a table to sit

Hillary Clinton reaches for a chair. (Matt Agudo/SplashNews.com)

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Clinton held a vibrant purse while her friend appeared to go bagless. The woman was wearing a purple sundress with brown sandals.

It is unclear why Clinton and her husband were separated for the afternoon. Bill would later be spotted attending the U.S. Open on Monday.

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Bill attended the sporting event with longtime Clinton ally Huma Abedin.

Hillary Clinton's outing came the same day she came to the defense of embattled Finland Prime Minister Sanna Marin on Twitter. The 36-year-old prime minister is under fire after leaked videos showed her partying with celebrities and dancing with a man who is not her husband. 

"Keep dancing," Clinton urged in a post, sharing a photo of herself dancing when she was secretary of state.

Brian Flood contributed to this report.