Rami Malek and Emma Corrin end relationship after nearly two years together
Actors Rami Malek and Emma Corrin have reportedly ended their relationship after nearly two years of dating, according to multiple sources.
Malek, 43, and Corrin, 29, were first linked romantically in July 2023 after they were spotted attending a Bruce Springsteen concert in London. Their public appearances grew more frequent over the following months, including attending the U.S. Open together in New York that September. The pair confirmed their relationship soon after, photographed showing PDA during a walk in London.
They later made joint appearances at Paris Fashion Week and events such as the Deadpool & Wolverine premiere after-party and the 2024 Venice International Film Festival. In January 2025, Malek publicly discussed the relationship for the first time, telling The Guardian that Corrin—whom he called 'Em'—was 'fascinating' and shared his love for all things quirky. He described cozy moments they spent in London and Margate, including a surprise Thanksgiving dinner and movie nights at home.
Corrin, known for roles in The Crown and Deadpool & Wolverine, maintained a lower public profile during their relationship. Prior to dating Corrin, Malek was in a four-year relationship with actress Lucy Boynton, his Bohemian Rhapsody co-star, until their split in 2022.
The breakup brings an end to a relationship marked by both red carpet glamour and low-key moments away from the spotlight.
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