Honey Ross, daughter of television presenter Jonathan Ross, attended the premiere of "The Dog Stars" in London alongside her boyfriend, Gav Murphy. The couple, who began their relationship last year, were seen together on the red carpet at Odeon Leicester Square.
Ross, 29, wore a white polka dot midi dress with a cowl neckline and accessorized with gold hoop earrings and black heels. Murphy, 40, a video producer, opted for a black shirt, jeans, and trainers. The event also featured appearances by lead actors Margaret Qualley and Jacob Elordi.
Murphy has previously shared photos of the couple on social media, documenting their visits to places like Disney World and celebrating Halloween together. He has also posted images of Ross in various outfits and shared tributes on her birthday, calling her "perfect."
The couple made their first red carpet appearance in August of the previous year at the UK Gala screening of "Caught Stealing." Since then, Ross has posted numerous pictures of them together, while Murphy has frequently expressed his admiration for her online.
Ross's parents, Jonathan and Jane Ross, have also been seen with the couple, including a photo from a Disneyland trip where they wore matching Mickey Mouse-themed accessories.
Murphy is known for his work with the YouTube channel RKG, which he co-hosts with friends playing video games. Jonathan Ross is also involved in the gaming industry, having established his own mobile game studio, Hotsauce Interactive, and contributed voice work to games like "Fable" and "Halo."
Murphy has referenced Jonathan Ross's involvement in gaming and an anecdote where the presenter searched for Murphy's birthdate online, only to find his unflattering nickname, "The Grotmeister." Murphy recalled an exchange where Ross texted him, "Do put Grotmeister on the airport thing?"
Jonathan Ross himself recently made headlines for comments on the "Parenting Hell" podcast, where he discussed his infrequent showering habits, stating he sometimes goes more than a week without washing, a habit he shared with his wife, Jane.