Taron Egerton reportedly returns to dating scene after split with Chloe Bennet
As per DailyMail The Rocketman star, 35, was recently spotted on the app after moving to Los Angeles, suggesting his relationship with Bennet has ended just months after it became public. Egerton and Bennet, known for her role in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., were first seen together in December, enjoying a romantic stroll in New York City. The couple had reportedly been dating secretly for several months, with their relationship confirmed only a short time before their public outing in the Big Apple. They had also spent time in both the US and the UK, with insiders describing their bond as private yet strong.
However, the emergence of Egerton's Raya profile, where he mentioned he was visiting London but resides in LA, has led to speculation that the couple has called it quits. The profile also included a music track, Lou's Tune by DARGZ, suggesting a change in his personal life.
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This marks Egerton's return to the app after his previous split from long-term girlfriend Emily Thomas in 2022. The actor, who had been in a relationship with Thomas for several years, had deleted all traces of her from his social media following their breakup, citing strained schedules as a cause. He had also used Raya after the 2022 split to ease back into dating.
As Taron navigates his personal life, he appears to be open to new connections, continuing his journey following the end of his recent romance with Bennet.
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