Phoebe Dynevor, the Bridgerton actress, appears to be the source of some fresh rumours about Lady Whistletown’s imminent publication. The 27-year-old attracted a lot of attention when her Daphne in Shondaland’s period drama depicted a steamy romance with Simone. While her chemistry with Regé-Jean Page on film would stun anyone, her real-life relationship situation is sending fans conflicting signals.
Despite dating famed comedian Pete Davidson for six months in 2021, the stunning English actress and him broke up due to distance. Their time together might have been the happiest of their lives.
And even though their friends and well-wishers thought the couple was meant to be together, it appears that they couldn’t take the horrors of a long-distance relationship. Soon later, the star of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Kim Kardashian, and Davidson began a formal relationship.
It appears that she has also discovered her true love thanks to the Bridgerton renown! Guess who he is then? Jaden Smith, a 24-year-old American singer, would be the best example.
Is there a relationship developing between Jaden Smith and Phoebe Dynevor, the star of Bridgerton?
Even though the two haven’t publicly acknowledged it, rumours are good. The two well-known celebrities reportedly attended Louis Vuitton’s yearly dinner party together back in November 2021.
According to the sources, they not only left the spectacular party together but also wore similar outfits from a well-known fashion designer. This might allude to a hot new romance that followers would undoubtedly fall for.
However, as nothing has been proven as of yet, it is preferable to think that they are just beginning their new acquaintance and just wish for the best. Fans believe that the two would form a super-stylish couple if they ever started dating.
In addition to the former SNL host, Phoebe Dynevor has also dated Simon Merrill, a recruiter, and Sean Teale, a British actor. However, it appears that she had a long period of time where nothing was successful until recently.
