New romance in the air! Rumours have been sparked that Pete Davidson and Phoebe Dynevor are apparently dating. Here’s what we know.
Phoebe and Pete– Info
Phoebe Dynevor, 25, is an English actress. The young talent began her acting career as a child artist. Her first appearance was in a BBC school drama named ‘Waterloo Road’. She caught everyone’s attention and came to fame from the Netflix series named ‘Bridgerton’ where she is playing the role of Daphne Bridgerton.
Pete Davidson, 27, is an American Comedian by profession. He is also an actor, producer and writer. Pete is well-known because of his presence in the ‘Saturday Night Live’ of which he is a cast member. He has appeared as a guest celebrity in ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’. He has also performed as a stand-up comedian in celebrity parties. His latest work was a comedy-drama film named ‘The King of Staten Island’, which he co-wrote.
Are the two dating?
Rumours have been heard that tha Bridgerton fame, Phoebe and Saturday Night Live’s Pete are dating. A new romantic angle.
Last weekend, Pete Davidson was spotted in UK which is the hometown of Phoebe. Sources have confirmed that he flew from New York to UK.
Altrincham HQ, a Facebook page is where we got to know about Pete’s visit to UK. The page uploaded a picture of Pete taking selfies with his fans. It was uploaded on 21 March.
Prior to Pete’s visit to UK, Phoebe has also visited Brooklyn. She has posted a couple of pictures and expressed how wonderful her journey and stay was. She captioned the picture– “Grateful I got to be here for a hot sec ❤️”.
This is not the first celebrity that Pete has been linked with. Prior to this, Pete was dating singing star Ariana Grande and was engaged too. He was also linked to Kate Beckinsale, the British actress.
However there is no official confirmation yet from either of the two. They have not revealed that whom they are dating. But presumably, these visits hint to the fact that the two are somewhat linked to each other. Well, till then we have to wait to see what is actually turns out to be.
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