From the beginning of their relationship, Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde were in the middle of the controversy, not only because of the great age difference between them, the director is 38 years old, while the pop idol is 28; also because the romance would have arisen while they worked together on the tape “Don’t Worry Darling“, in 2020.
Styles took the main role that actor Shia LaBeouf left and according to some rumors, the protagonist of the film Florence Pugh, she did not feel comfortable with this situation, especially because of the cuddles that were on the set.
After the filming, the couple was seen together on a few occasions, whether it was walking hand in hand, going on a trip or sharing a romantic afternoon on a yacht, the love between the two was evident; something that was simply not seen during the premiere of the film, at the Venice Mostra.
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Despite the fact that this festival has generated great expectations for the different films that will be screened, none was as expected as the one starring the interpreter of “Watermelon Sugar“, as it meant seeing him up close with his girlfriend, just when speculation of a possible rupture have begun to circulate.
But the fans were left wanting to see what is happening in this relationship, since both Olivia and Harry arrived in Venice separately, even avoiding all kinds of contact during the presence conference, which took place hours before the function.
Still not knowing if it was due to problems between the actors or to focus attention only on the tape, at no time were they together and it is said that during the photo session Harry refused to stand next to his girlfriend.
On the red carpet, the two figures each came by their side and inside the projection room they did not show any closeness. What’s more, after being applauded by the audience, Harry approached the actor Nick Kroll to plant a kiss on his mouth, but with Olivia he was extremely cold.