Florence Pugh’s Instagram is now where she goes to call out detractors of her relationship with Zach Braff. She is most known for her aggressively catchy “Cooking with Flo” videos.
The “Black Widow” actress, 26, and the “Scrubs” actor, 47, started dating in 2019, and have faced a lot of backlash because of their 21-year age difference, despite the fact that everyone is focused on their own business. I was requested to offer something.
However, the topic resurfaced last week when Pugh was photographed in Ibiza with his “Midsummer” co-star Will Poulter, reigniting speculation that he had left it with Braff.
“It’s becoming ridiculous now.” “No, Will Poulter and I aren’t dating,” the star of “Little Women,” said on Instagram Stories on Tuesday. “We went to the beach with our pals, who are usually around half a meter away from us in every picture, but they are carefully trimmed to make it look different.”
Pugh wrote in her Instagram post, “You can actually see my best buddy in so many photographs, and Archie’s arms,” before showing uncrowded photos from their holiday. “I understand that the nature of this work requires you to have your privacy invaded by paparazzi on sometimes, but faking this information does more harm than good.” Thank you for pointing out that “just because we seem sexy doesn’t imply we are.”
Olive, her “best partner,” whom she “really kept in this bed with for hours,” was among several other pals who were on a beach holiday, according to the Oscar candidate.
Pugh then appeared to address fans who were applauding rumors that she and the “Garden State” star had broken up, though she didn’t say whether they were still together. She made a lovely reference to Braff’s birthday last month.
Many others openly rooted for Pugh and Poulter as a pair after images of them appeared on the Internet, much to Braff’s chagrin.
“Florence Pugh going from this Zach Braff to Will Poulter is one of the greatest upgrades in history,” one user said, while another called Braff a “fossil guy.”
“It’s unnecessary to drag people through this.” Regardless of your feelings about who I should or shouldn’t be with, at the end of the day, if you’re complimenting someone while mocking someone else, you’re just bullying,” Pugh added. “Just’s no reason to be awful online – there isn’t.”
“Think about what you’re going to write,” she said at the end. “Consider who it affects.”
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While Braff remained mute on the subject, Poulter retweeted Braff’s remark, writing, “Thank you for the bully when you see this.”
Zach Braff was in Florence Pugh’s film. He was told that his reaction to his supposed breakup with was ‘awful.’
Pugh proposed a notion last year as to why his relationship with Braff “hurts people.”
“It’s not what people expected,” she told The Sunday Times, referring to her followers’ assumption that she was dating someone like Timothée Chalamet. “But this is my life, and I’m not changing it for the sake of pleasing others or giving it a better title or tale.” “I, too, want to be a human!”
