Florence Pugh Opens Up About New Relationship: 'Falling In Love Is Magic'

Florence Pugh has officially acknowledged reports about her being in a new romantic relationship.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Oscar-nominated actor was announced as the new cover star for British Vogue.

In a recent interview, the star of We Live In Time expressed, “I truly connect with the idea that if magic exists, it’s in the experience of falling in love.”

Florence has confirmed that she's in a new relationship and shared her thoughts: "We're in the process of figuring out what we mean to each other. For the first time, I'm not letting myself get swept up in the ups and downs. I’m giving myself the space to let things develop naturally and to experience them in their most genuine form, rather than hurrying into it."

“Experiencing the sensation of falling in love is truly remarkable,” she remarked. “However, if that’s the only aspect you understand about relationships, it becomes the very thing you pursue. But that kind of feeling doesn’t endure.”

While Florence didn't disclose her new boyfriend's name, The Sun mentioned earlier this month that she is in a relationship with actor Finn Cole, who is well-known for his role as Michael Gray in Peaky Blinders.

Before this, the Midsommar actor was in a relationship with photographer Michael Gooch and had previously dated Zach Braff for three years.

Throughout their relationship, Florence and Zach often found themselves in the spotlight because of their 24-year age difference, a topic they discussed openly on several occasions.

Sharing details about her former relationship, Florence explained to British Vogue, “I felt compelled to go public in the past because both my partner and I were being harassed and bullied.”

"Zach and I kept our relationship mostly to ourselves until things turned sour. I noticed how much it was affecting him, our relationship, and our families. That’s when I decided to speak up."

She said, "I feel the need to look out for anyone I'm close to. It’s difficult to hear people say terrible things about someone I care about. That's why it was important for me to address it. Any relationship that’s in the public eye is bound to face some pressure."

Check out Florence Pugh's complete interview in the latest edition of British Vogue, which you can download online or find on store shelves starting Tuesday, September 24.