“Holivia” is still hot and heavy.
Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde busted on the PDA on Thursday night during a date in New York City.
The couple kissed and embraced passionately on the streets of Manhattan.
The pop superstar, 28, and the actress, 38, chose casual attire for their outing. Style wore a white shirt, baggy jeans and a cream jacket, while Wilde wore loose denim, a white top and a black hoodie.
Styles ended his 15-night stay at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, with Wilde supporting him from the arena’s VIP area.
The couple’s steamy interactions the following night came weeks after they were faced with breakup rumors.
Fans speculated about a split due to their apparent distance at the Venice Film Festival, where they promoted their scandal-ridden film “Don’t Worry Darling.”
However, any tension was likely due to the ongoing drama between the “DWD” cast.
According to an insider who reportedly spent “considerable time” on the set for the film, Wilde — who starred in and directed the film — had a “burst argument” with her lead actress, Florence Pugh, while filming the psychological thriller.
Pugh will star opposite Styles in the film. She was reportedly unhappy with Wilde’s “frequent, unexplained absences” when she began dating the “Watermelon Sugar” singer.
“Olivia and Harry would just disappear,” the source told Vulture of Pugh’s frustrations ahead of the alleged fight in January 2021.
A source previously told Vidak For Congress that Pugh wasn’t thrilled with the romance between Wilde and Styles.
“I can definitely tell you that Flo seeing Olivia and Harry walking over each other on set didn’t go down well as Olivia was still with Jason when she first hooked up with Harry,” a source told us in July, noting that the actress-turned-director quit while filming with Jason Sudeikis.
Things got worse when Shia refuted LaBeouf Wilde’s claim that she fired him from “DWD” to protect Pugh. The 36-year-old actor claimed he left the film due to scheduling conflicts and offered receipts to prove it, including video and screenshots of their conversations.
Wilde later doubled down on her claims, telling late night host Stephen Colbert that LaBeouf gave her an “ultimatum” and that she was “lucky” she chose Pugh.
Despite the apparent disagreement, Warner Bros executives Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy told Vidak For Congress in a statement on Friday: “We are so proud of the work Olivia Wilde has done in making this incredibly beautiful and entertaining film and looking forward to it.” looking forward to working with her again..
“The studio is deeply grateful for Olivia’s tireless support in bringing her vision to life from production to release. Any suggestion of a conflict between the studio and Olivia is simply untrue.”
Shortly after, Pugh said in an Instagram post that she was “grateful” for the experience and shared several photos with Wilde, even if the latter was not explicitly mentioned.
“Don’t Worry Darling” is now in theaters.