The 'Little Women' star is seen leaning over to kiss her handsome beau over a quiet lunch.
- Oct 16, 2018
AceShowbiz - Has Emma Watson found a new man? The "Beauty and the Beast" star was spotted packing on PDA with a mystery man during her vacation in Mexico on Saturday, October 13.
The actress was photographed sharing a kiss with the man, who was later revealed to be a handsome tech CEO Brendan Wallace, over a quiet lunch in a low-key restaurant. A photo from Daily Mail saw Emma leaning over to kiss her hunky companion, who gently held her face.
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The 28-year-old star looked casual in a white top and matching baseball cap which she wore backward. Wallace, meanwhile, opted for a navy T-shirt for their casual outing. The rumored couple shared cocktails together as they chatted across the table.
Wallace is the co-founder and managing partner of Fifth Wall and additionally co-founded Cabify, the largest ridesharing service in Latin America. The New York City native is Princeton undergrad alum and Stanford grad.
Judging by the photos, it seemed like people around her didn't recognize the Hollywood star as she was able to flaunt affection with her new beau freely.
Prior to this, Emma was romantically linked to actor Chord Overstreet. The Paris-born English star and Chord were rumored to be breaking up in May, though they were later seen kissing passionately in Los Angeles in late June. The former couple met last year shortly after Emma's two-year relationship with tech manager William Knight came to an end.
Emma is currently taking a break from "Little Women" remake from Greta Gerwig. The Hermione Granger of "Harry Potter" movies plays the role of eldest sister Meg March in the movie, which is based on Louisa May Alcott's novel of the same name.
