Andrew Garfield Reportedly Dating Monica Barbaro From 'A Complete Unknown'
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The couple were recently seen attending a play together in London, People Magazine reports.
Actor Andrew Garfield is reportedly dating Oscar nominee Monica Barbaro, People is reporting.
“They’ve been really lowkey and have been spending time together quietly,” a source close to the couple told the mag.
No word on how long the 41-year-old Garfield has been dating the 34-year-old Barbaro, who is up for the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for portraying Joan Baez in the Bob Dylan biopic, “A Complete Unknown.”
They were photographed together last month at W Magazine’s annual Best Performances party in Los Angeles, where they posed with actor Eddie Redmayne and journalist Lynn Hirschberg, People reported.
More recently, People reported, they were spotted together in London at a stage performance of “Richard II” starring Jonathan Bailey. An Instagram video posted Thursday caught Garfield and Barbaro chatting before the show wearing baseball caps.
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