Rami Malek and Emma Corrin tried to keep a low profile as they returned to London on Wednesday after their trip to Paris for Fashion Week.
The couple confirmed their romance last month when they were spotted packing on the PDA after his ex Lucy Boynton moved on with a new man.
Rami, 42, hid his eyes behind sunglasses and wore a black hoodie and baseball cap.
Emma, 27, looked typically stylish in a black trench coat, teamed with trousers and chunky boots.
The pair were seen chatting and smiling as they pushed a large suitcase and bags past St. Pancras Station after traveling back via Eurostar.
Home time: Rami Malek and Emma Corrin tried to keep a low profile as they returned to London on Wednesday after their trip to Paris for Fashion Week
Low key: Rami, 42, hid his eyes behind sunglasses and bundled up in a black hoodie, while Emma, 27, looked typically stylish in a black trench coat
It comes a day after the couple made a very public display as they left the Miu Miu afterparty together hand-in-hand.
Last month, sources claimed Emma and Rami had been on a string of ‘love dates’ following the actor’s ‘split’ from 29-year-old Lucy Boynton, who also appears to have moved on with a new man, guitarist Murdo Mitchell.
The pair ‘didn’t mind who could see’ as they cuddled during lunch at Buoy and Oyster restaurant in Margate, Kent.
Emma and Rami were seen sitting together at a table outside as they perused the menu.
An onlooker said: ‘They were very passionate and looked into each other’s eyes. They kissed and they didn’t seem to care who could see it.
“Rami and Emma just seemed completely in love with each other and weren’t paying attention to anyone else.”
The pair reportedly ordered a fish platter worth £125, as well as two fancy bottles of wine.
The two were first spotted looking up close at Bruce Springsteen’s BST Hyde Park concert in London on July 8.
They sat comfortably together in their seats, with Rami seemingly placing his hand on the Princess Diana actor’s knee.
But he later set tongues wagging after he was pictured holding hands with a mystery blonde just hours ahead of his close encounter with Emma.
The night before: Emma had stepped out hand in hand with Rami as they left the Miu Miu afterparty during Paris Fashion Week on Tuesday evening
The No Time to Die star and former co-star Ms Boynton split after more than five years.
The confirmation of their split comes after months of speculation as the couple have not been seen together since the BAFTA Awards in London in February.
Lucy was spotted with new man Murdo Mitchell on Thursday as they enjoyed a PDA-filled stroll.
Putting his arm around the Sense And Sensibility actress, 29, the pair headed back to Lucy’s home in London.
The couple packed on the PDA and held hands as her date planted a kiss on the star’s cheek.
A source previously claimed that Lucy and Rami went their separate ways earlier this year after ‘growing apart’.
Lucy, who played Mary Austin, Mercury’s almost-wife, in Bohemian Rhapsody, went to Wimbledon alone. She and Rami dated for the past few years.
Rami was then seen enjoying a drink at a pub in Notting Hill, west London, with Mamma Mia’s Dominic Cooper, 45, and Rachel Brosnahan, 33, star of hit TV show The Marvelous Mrs Maisel – without Lucy in sight.
Rami and Rachel, who is married to American actor Jason Ralph, later strolled through nearby Primrose Hill, giggling and clutching plastic glasses of what appeared to be rosé wine.
It’s over: Rami’s ex Lucy Boynton has moved on with a new man (Rami and ex Lucy pictured at the 2020 Vanity Fair party)
A Hollywood source said: ‘Rami is very private. When you go out with him, he’s like catnip to the ladies because he’s so sweet and charming. But he never talks about his love life.’
They added: ‘He and Lucy are very sweet together, but there have been rumors that they have split for months.’
According to Life & Style, rumors that Rami and Lucy had split started when the actor looked very cozy with his No Time To Die co-star Léa Seydoux, 38.
The couple confirmed their romance in 2018 after starring together in the 2017 Freddie Mercury biopic.