Kate Bosworth and Justin Long are together!
Kate Bosworth and Justin Long confirmed they are in a relationship after months of whispering.
Kate Bosworth, 39, and Justin Long, 43, confirmed their relationship last week after it was rumored for a long time that they were together. The couple was filmed after dinner at a restaurant in Santa Monica and they were in a great mood. Kate wore a Dolce & Gabbana black dress and heeled shoes while Justin was in a slightly more casual outfit, jeans, shirt and jacket.
They didn't mind the paparazzi, they smiled all time and looked madly in love. At one point they stood in front of the restaurant to pose for photos.
The actor spoke about his relationship with the actress on the show 'The Viall Files' Nick Vial, which aired last Monday. ‘I’ve come to a point in my life when I feel comfortable with myself. I didn't know that before, but I was ready for the right one, ' he said.
'And I met the right one. I found her. I want to talk about it, but I also want to protect my relationship. I want to shout about her from the top of the roof and protect her. It's sacred ', said the actor.
By the way, Justin and Kate made a film together last year and the American media wrote that they spent a lot of time alone in the city of Fayetteville when they didn’t have to be on set. She also shared photos of her hanging out with Long and he was holding her in one of them. It is rumored that he is also the reason for her divorce, which is not yet official, so Polish is still her husband.
Bosworth, who rose to fame in the film 'Waves of Death’, revealed on Instagram last August that her marriage to 13-year-older film producer Michael Polish was over. The news was published just a few weeks before their eighth anniversary with a photo of the couple kissing.
‘The beginning is often the best part of love. Fireworks, magnets, rebellion - attraction. The beginning signals a wide-open area of possibilities. Share a hamburger with someone when you fall in love and you can happily die knowing it’s your last meal. Buy a bottle of whiskey and share the shots, pour me a waterfall. Play that perfect song on the jukebox and dance with someone you’ve known your whole life even though you met a few minutes ago. We are afraid of the end. To lose what you have because you got what you wanted. Be tied to the expectation of the outcome. What if we decide not to be afraid, but to love. If that most sensitive and most sensitive last flicker of flame became a completely different kind of furnace. This may sound strange to some and romantic to others. For us: this is true ', wrote Kate.
