London buzzed this past weekend when actress Aimee Lou Wood was spotted getting cozy with fellow actor Adam Long during a relaxed coffee outing.
The two, who star together in the upcoming BBC series Film Club, looked utterly smitten as they shared affectionate moments outside a café.
Aimee, 31, brought casual chic to the date with a denim waistcoat paired with wide-legged jeans and eye-catching red ballet pumps.
Adam, 34, known for his role as convict Lewis Whippey on Happy Valley, kept things laid-back in a Levi’s T-shirt, shorts, and trainers.
Although neither has confirmed anything publicly, their close and tender behavior left little doubt about a possible romance blossoming.
How It All Started: From Co-Stars to Coffee Dates
The pair reportedly met while working on Film Club, a BBC Three series penned by Aimee herself.
In the show, they play a couple navigating complex emotions, which seems to be playing out off-screen too.
Aimee has been openly supportive of Adam on social media, liking all his posts since their casting was announced and cheering him on during his Movember sponsored run for men’s mental health.
Film Club centers around Evie (played by Aimee), who starts a film club with her best friend Noa (Nabhaan Rizwaan).
The story unfolds over one intense Friday night when life-changing news forces Evie and Noa to confront their feelings and decide if their friendship could turn into something more.
The show also highlights Evie’s lively family life, including her single mother, sister, and her charming boyfriend Josh—played by Adam.
Bringing Film Club to Life: Aimee’s Passion Project
Aimee co-created Film Club with Ralph Davies and described the project as one they’ve been developing for over a decade.
She expressed excitement about finally shooting the series with an incredible cast, including Suranne Jones and Nabhaan Rizwaan, praising their talents and the BBC’s support.
Filming took place in Manchester last year, and viewers can expect the series to drop on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three later this year.
For Aimee, this project feels like a milestone, blending heartfelt storytelling with relatable themes about love, family, and following your heart.
More Than Just Work: Aimee’s Recent Rise and Personal Life
Aimee has recently gained worldwide recognition thanks to her role in HBO’s The White Lotus.
Despite her rising fame, her personal life has also grabbed headlines.
She publicly addressed a Saturday Night Live parody that mocked her teeth, calling the joke cheap and mean-spirited while thanking fans for their support.
She also shut down rumors of a feud with her White Lotus co-star Walton Goggins.
The two cleared the air in an interview, emphasizing their strong friendship and dismissing social media unfollows as irrelevant distractions from the show’s deeper themes.
Aimee’s Journey Beyond the Spotlight
Before her recent fame, Aimee’s most public relationship was with her Sex Education co-star Connor Swindells.
They parted ways amicably in 2020, recognizing that their relationship no longer served both of them, but she spoke openly about the respect and love they still share.
This year, Aimee is keeping busy not only with Film Club but also filming the second season of her BBC sitcom Daddy Issues, plus starring in the upcoming crime-thriller Sweet Dreams, which is described as a British take on Fargo.
Adam Long’s Career Highlights and Recent Roles
Adam’s acting resume includes notable roles like Lewis Whippey in Happy Valley, a BAFTA-winning series where he played a convict involved in a tense kidnapping plot.
He also reunited recently with Happy Valley co-star Siobhan Finneran for the ITV drama Protection.
Though he keeps his private life under wraps, Adam’s career continues to grow, and with his on-screen and off-screen chemistry with Aimee, fans are eager to see what’s next for the pair both professionally and personally.