Florence Pugh has accrued a substantial £10 million in her business accounts, Flo Pug, as speculation mounts regarding her potential role as Miss Moneypenny in a James Bond spin-off. The latest financial records for the company, into which the Oxford-born actress channels her earnings, reveal a profit of £6 million over the past year. This translates to earnings of approximately £116,000 per week, bringing the firm's total reserves to nearly £9.9 million before expenses.
Pugh, 30, reportedly stands to star in a television series titled "The Moneypenny Diaries" for Prime Video. Amazon has acquired the rights to the James Bond franchise, and the series is said to be based on books of the same name by Samantha Weinberg, published under the pseudonym Kate Westbrook between 2005 and 2008.
This potential role follows a period of significant box office success for Pugh, with notable appearances in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" and "Dune: Part Three." Her upcoming projects also include "Avengers: Doomsday" and "East Of Eden."
In parallel with these professional developments, Pugh has openly expressed a need to "stop and recharge," hinting at a forthcoming break from acting. In a recent interview with ELLE Spain, she described her desire to "slow down" and acknowledged a past tendency to overwork. "Taking care of myself. It's that simple. Being able to breathe," Pugh stated. "For a long time, I've said I needed to slow down, but the truth is I never did. In the end, I was burning myself out. Now I'm dedicating more time to my family and friends. I need to recharge to keep tackling such demanding roles. So for me, success is having learned to stop."
Earlier this year, Pugh also generated rumors of a secret engagement to her boyfriend, Finn Cole, after she was photographed wearing a ring in February. The couple was first linked in September 2024, following an appearance at an after-party together. While they have not publicly confirmed their relationship, a source suggested they were "both putting everything into their careers but have found something special between them." Pugh confirmed she was in a relationship during a Vogue cover shoot in October 2025, expressing a deep connection and a different approach to romance compared to past experiences. "I am [in a relationship]. OK, so something that I resonate with is that I believe that if magic is real, then it's falling in love," she shared.
