Hannah Waddingham kicked off the promotional tour for her new show, "Ride or Die," with an appearance on "Good Morning America" on Monday. The actress, 51, is starring alongside Octavia Spencer in the comedy series, which is set to be released on Prime Video on Wednesday.
Waddingham was seen leaving the "Good Morning America" studios in high spirits. She wore a black lace vest top paired with a red and white patterned skirt, a red Chanel handbag, white heels, and black sunglasses.
The actress's trip to the United States follows a weekend at Wimbledon, where she attended the Women's Singles Final with her new boyfriend, Nick Beresford-Cleary. While Waddingham has not publicly named her boyfriend, romance rumors began in March after they were photographed together at the Cheltenham Festival. The couple appeared to be enjoying the tennis match, with Beresford-Cleary, a spinal surgeon, opting for a pastel blue suit and grey tie.
During her "Good Morning America" interview, Waddingham discussed performing her own stunts in "Ride or Die." In the series, she and Spencer play best friends who discover a hidden secret, as Waddingham's character is revealed to be an international assassin.
Beresford-Cleary is a Consultant Spine Surgeon at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and King Edward VII Hospital. His medical background includes a degree from Edinburgh University and specialized training in Oxford, with further fellowships in pediatric and complex adult spine surgery in Oxford and Vancouver. He also had an academic attachment at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York.
Waddingham and Beresford-Cleary made their first red carpet appearance together last month at the Variety Power Of Women event and were later seen arm-in-arm at the London screening of "Ride or Die."
Waddingham, a single mother to her 11-year-old daughter Kitty, previously shared that it took her eight years to feel ready for a new relationship after her previous partnership ended. She described her current relationship as "lovely" and highlighted the importance of being happy and strong in herself.
