Actress Florence Pugh has indicated she is taking time to "stop and recharge," suggesting a potential hiatus from acting. The 30-year-old star shared her desire to "slow down" in a recent interview with ELLE Spain, explaining that she has been "burning myself out" by not prioritizing self-care.
Pugh stated that dedicating more time to family and friends is essential for her well-being and ability to tackle challenging roles. "For me, success is having learned to stop," she commented.
The acclaimed actress has a notable lineup of film releases scheduled, including roles in "Spider-Man: Brand New Day," "Avengers: Doomsday," "Dune: Part Three," and "East Of Eden." Despite her busy professional schedule, Pugh emphasized the importance of self-care for her career sustainability.
Earlier this year, Pugh was the subject of engagement rumors with her boyfriend, Finn Cole, after being photographed wearing a ring. The couple was first linked in September 2024, though they have not publicly confirmed their relationship status. Pugh has spoken about being in love and approaching her current romance differently than past relationships.
In a previous discussion on the Louis Theroux podcast, Pugh disclosed a difficult period following a past relationship's end, during which she turned to self-harm. She described experiencing a "breakdown" and injuring herself, such as "chopp[ing] huge chunks out of my hands," as a physical manifestation of her body's distress. She reflected on normalizing unhealthy dynamics and the importance of recognizing when "a lot of weird stuff is happening."