Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles are reportedly ready to take this next big step in their relationship.
, which Wilde directed, and Styles starred in, they reportedly feel like it’s time to take things up a notch. The insider revealed that “and so confident in their relationship” and while “privacy is still very important to both of them, they also want to live their lives authentically.” That means fans might see a little more “PDA and speaking about each other publicly” when the movie comes out on Sept. 23.
Wilde has enjoyed fangirling as an audience member on several of Styles’ tour stops earlier this year, but they’ve otherwise kept their relationship behind closed doors. It feels like it’s all about to change as they slowly step onto the red carpet and share a little bit more of themselves as a couple in the entertainment industry.
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