Who is Florence Pugh dating? (Dating History)
Florence Pugh, known for her bold and fearless fashion choices, has captured attention both on-screen and off, but she’s made it clear she doesn’t need a man to define her. Nevertheless, her love life has often made headlines since her rise to fame with Lady Macbeth (2016) and Little Women (2019).
The name most frequently associated with hers? Zach Braff, with whom she had a high-profile relationship from 2019 to 2022—a romance that stirred conversation primarily due to their 20-year age difference.
Beyond Braff, Pugh’s romantic history has remained relatively quiet, as the Dune: Part Two star prefers to focus on her career. “I feel like I am now getting into this groove in my career where I’m knowing what I can take, what I give, and what I will not accept anymore,” she shared with Harper’s Bazaar in September 2022. She spoke about her recent films as key milestones, helping her return to the mindset of “this is what you want to do.”
Let’s take a look at Pugh’s rumored romances since her Hollywood breakthrough.
Charlie Gooch (2023)
Pugh sparked dating rumors with photographer Charlie Gooch after they were seen together following the British Fashion Awards in December 2022. Speculation about their relationship grew after they were spotted holding hands in London on Valentine’s Day 2023 and seen together again in Rome in March.
Despite neither confirming their status publicly, they followed each other on Instagram during their time together. Reports suggest they had parted ways by October 2023, though they still follow each other on social media.
Will Poulter (May 2022)
Rumors linking Pugh to actor Will Poulter arose after the two were spotted on a beach holiday in Ibiza. Pugh swiftly shut down these claims on Instagram, clarifying that they were just friends and that other people had been cropped out of the photos, making it seem like they were alone.
She also urged people to stop spreading false stories and to consider the impact of their words online.
Zach Braff (2019-2022)
Pugh and Braff first connected on social media when he praised her work in Lady Macbeth. Soon after, they collaborated on a short film and made their relationship public in 2019.
Their romance faced scrutiny, primarily because of their two-decade age gap, which Pugh fiercely defended on multiple occasions. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the couple quarantined together, sharing moments from their daily lives and gushing about each other online.
Despite their love, they quietly parted ways in 2022, as Pugh explained in Harper’s Bazaar, expressing their desire for privacy. Though no longer together, they continue to support one another, collaborating on Braff’s film A Good Person and attending its London premiere together in March 2023.