Paul Mescal and Florence Pugh spark dating rumours as they party after BAFTAs
Florence Pugh and Paul Mescal stirred up whispers of a romance between them as they partied the night away after attending the BAFTA Awards over the weekend.
They joined countless celebs at London's Royal Festival Hall for the famous awards show on Sunday night. After leaving a party at Covent Garden's Nomad hotel past midnight, Florence, aged 28, moved on to have a blast at another gathering at Chiltern Firehouse till the crack of dawn.
Joining her were other big names like Rosamund Pike, Lily James, Sacha Baron and Paul Mescal, with whom she now has rumoured dating ties. This is not the first speculation of them being a couple, as they had been spotted sharing a pleasant dinner in New York just the previous week.
Florence and Paul's romance rumours followed after he split from singer Phoebe Bridgers last year (Corbis via Getty Images)
Florence looked nothing short of stunning as she hopped between parties (Corbis via Getty Images)According to a source who spoke to The Sun: "Florence and Paul move in the same circles and have been mates for some time. If their friendship moved into something more romantic no one would be surprised." Mirror reached out to Florence Pugh and Paul Mescals representatives for a statement.
The star-studded night saw Florence dazzling from one party to the other, dressed in a fabulous white dress detailed with lace and featuring a classy slit at the front. She beautifully complemented the dress with white heels and a feathered cape.
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Rumours of a new romance come after Florence split from her photographer boyfriend last year and Paul broke up with singer Phoebe Bridgers. Meanwhile, the BAFTA Awards was a night of firsts and record-breaking moments on Sunday.
Robert Downey Jr set a new record for having the longest gap between wins for an actor. He won the best supporting actor award for his role in Oppenheimer, 31 years after his last win in 1993 for Chaplin.
Christopher Nolan, a British filmmaker, also won a BAFTA. He was named best director for Oppenheimer. Cillian Murphy, who played J Robert Oppenheimer in the film, was named best actor. He is the first Irish winner of this award.
Oppenheimer won seven BAFTAs in total. This is just two short of matching the all-time record of nine, set by Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid in 1971.
Da'Vine Joy Randolph took home best supporting actress BAFTA for her role in The Holdovers and was the only non-white winner in the acting categories while Emma Stone won best actress.
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