Rami Malek and Emma Corrin quietly call it quits after two-year romance
Rami Malek and Emma Corrin have officially gone their separate ways after nearly two years together, according to a new report. While neither star has publicly addressed the breakup, a source told the Daily Mail that the couple has been “separated for some time.”
The pair first sparked dating rumors back in July 2023 when they were spotted getting cozy at a Bruce Springsteen concert in London. It didn’t take long for fans and the press to start speculating that the Bohemian Rhapsody star and The Crown actress were more than just friends.
Though both actors have always been fairly private about their relationship, Rami did open up—at least a little—in an interview with The Guardian earlier this year. In the January 2025 feature, he referred to Emma affectionately as “my partner,” “that person,” and “Em.” It wasn’t an all-out confirmation, but it was enough for fans to feel like the relationship was serious.
Now, it seems that this chapter has quietly come to a close. Neither Rami nor Emma has addressed the split publicly, and there’s no sign of drama. Just a quiet parting of ways between two busy stars with their own careers and projects.
Emma, 28, is staying focused on work. She’s gearing up for a major new role as Elizabeth Bennet in an upcoming adaptation of Pride & Prejudice, where she’ll star opposite Slow Horses actor Jack Lowden. With filming expected to begin soon, it looks like she’s pouring her energy into the next chapter of her career.
As for Rami, 43, he’s kept a low profile lately, with no recent public appearances or major announcements. Fans are still waiting to hear what he’ll take on next after his recent roles in high-profile projects like No Time to Die and Oppenheimer.
While the news of their split might come as a surprise to some, others say it’s been a while since the two were seen together in public, hinting that things may have ended quietly and amicably behind the scenes.
For now, it looks like both are moving forward, focused on their paths—and maybe keeping things a bit more private this time around.
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