Olivia Wilde is reportedly unconcerned by ex-boyfriend Harry Styles’s burgeoning romance with actress Zoë Kravitz, according to a Page Six story that cites the Daily Mail.
Page Six reported that an insider told the Daily Mail Wilde “doesn’t give a crap” about Styles dating Kravitz and has “moved on,” while also describing the pairing as an “interesting” one. The outlet said another source called the situation “super awkward” because Kravitz is “close to” Wilde’s social circle.
Wilde, 41, and Styles, 31, dated from 2021 to 2022. Styles and Kravitz, 36, were first photographed arm-in-arm in Rome last month and have been seen showing affection on outings in New York City, fueling reports of a new relationship. Page Six said insiders told the paper the couple has “gone from 0 to 60” and are already meeting friends, though Styles has not publicly labeled the relationship.
Reps for Wilde, Kravitz and Styles did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment, the story added.
The report noted that Wilde and Kravitz have rubbed shoulders in the past; the two were photographed together at Paris Fashion Week in 2023 and later dined together. Those earlier interactions, the outlet said, contribute to the awkwardness some in Wilde’s circle reportedly feel about the pairing.
Wilde’s recent dating history includes a high-profile relationship with actor Jason Sudeikis, which ended in 2020 after a long engagement and produced two children. Since then she has been linked to several partners; Page Six reported she was most recently seen on a dinner date in London with Caspar Jopling.
Styles has been the subject of several public romantic links in recent years, including reports of a 2023 encounter with Emily Ratajkowski and a year-long relationship with actress Taylor Russell. Page Six quoted an insider as saying that because celebrities face unique dating pressures, Styles “wouldn’t have gone public with Zoë if it wasn’t anything,” while also framing the new pairing as “very new and fresh” and “just having fun.”
The accounts published by Page Six and the Daily Mail rely on unnamed sources within the celebrities’ circles. The outlets’ reports do not include direct statements from Wilde, Kravitz or Styles. The reported dynamics underscore the intersection of overlapping social networks and public scrutiny that often accompanies high-profile relationships.
Neither Page Six nor the Daily Mail provided independent confirmation of the status of Styles’s relationship with Kravitz beyond the cited photographs and insider commentary. As of publication, representatives for the three actors had not issued statements, and the reports remain based on accounts from sources described by the outlets as close to the parties involved.