Florence Pugh Goes Instagram Official With Finn Cole in April

Florence Pugh went Instagram official with Finn Cole in April after July 2024 rumours, following her October 2024 remark that she was still figuring things out.

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Florence Pugh Goes Instagram Official With Finn Cole in April

Florence Pugh went Instagram official with Finn Cole in April, posting a carousel from a Bulgari high jewellery event in Milan that included a red-carpet photo with him. The move followed months of public speculation after the pair were spotted together at Glastonbury Festival in July 2024.

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Milan in April

Pugh captioned the post, “Bvlgari with my boys. Milan, I like your late night pizza.” The image package did the work social media often does for high-profile relationships: it turned a rumor cycle into a public statement without a formal announcement.

Cole is known for playing Michael Gray in the crime drama Peaky Blinders and Joshua ‘J’ Cody in the TNT drama series Animal Kingdom. That background has kept his name in circulation on screen, but the April post shifted attention to the relationship itself, with Pugh choosing to frame it through a fashion event rather than a standalone personal declaration.

British Vogue in October

The timeline matters because Pugh had already said in October 2024 that she was dating someone. She told British Vogue, “We are figuring what we actually are.” She added, “And I think for the first time, I'm not allowing myself to go on a roller-coaster,” and, “I'm allowing myself to take time to let something evolve and let it be completely real to its core, as opposed to racing into that.”

That October comment left the relationship in an in-between state: public enough to acknowledge, private enough to avoid a label. April closed that gap. The red-carpet image with Cole gave the later post a different function from the earlier interview — no longer a description of uncertainty, but a visible placement of the pair in the same frame.

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Glastonbury Festival and

The public record around Pugh and Cole now runs from July 2024 sightings to an April Instagram post, with October sitting in the middle as the point when she said she was still sorting out the relationship. For readers tracking the couple, the practical takeaway is simple: Pugh has moved from guarded language to a post that leaves little room for interpretation.

That is the clearest reading of the current moment. The remaining open point is the start date of the relationship itself, which has never been laid out publicly, even as the timeline has moved from festival sightings to a shared image on her feed.

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