‘People pictured me with someone younger and in blockbusters’: Florence Pugh, 27, opens up about her romance with Zach Braff, 47, as her ex praises her ‘magnetic beauty’
Florence Pugh opened up about her split from Zach Braff, 47, in a rare candid interview.
The Don’t Worry Darling star is the cover star of the February issue of US Vogue, starring in a stunning photo shoot centered on her twin passions for cooking and fashion.
The accompanying interview Florence, 27, ponders the reasons why their three-year relationship made headlines, admitting that she understands why the former couple’s 20-year age gap fascinated the public.
All the changes: Florence Pugh opened up about her split from Zach Braff, 47, in a rare candid interview with US Vogue
Explaining during the Vogue chat that the split was “all very new,” Florence said that she and Zach, who lived together in LA, tried to keep their romance private.
“We weren’t in anyone’s face. But people didn’t like it. They pictured me with someone younger and someone in blockbusters.’
“I think young relationships in Hollywood are easily distorted because gossip sites increase. It’s exciting to watch. And I think I was in a relationship that didn’t do any of those things.
It’s over: Florence, 27, announced in an August 2022 interview that she and Zach, 47, split earlier this year after three years together.
The two have remained close friends and collaborators, with Florence starring in Zach’s upcoming project, A Good Person, due out in March.
Director Zach is asked in the interview about his notes on his ex as an actress, with his adoration for her clear.
‘I just think she’s one of the greatest actresses of her generation,’ he enthuses. She is simply magnetic. You can’t take your eyes off her.
‘And it’s not just her beauty and it’s not just her acting ability, it’s that thing, that magical thing that transcends the screen, where everybody goes: I want to see whatever that person does.’
Hitting the headlines: The Don’t Worry Darling star is the cover star of the February issue of US Vogue, starring in a stunning photo shoot centered on her twin passions for cooking and fashion
A Good Person sees Florence star as Allison, who is about to get married when a terrible accident kills two members of her fiance’s family.
The film follows her descent into opioid addiction and an unlikely relationship with her future father-in-law, played by Morgan Freeman.
Her character’s unconventional way of dealing with death and life is something Florence says she can relate to, telling Vogue about her desire not to conform.
Revealing all: ‘I’ve never been afraid of what’s underneath the fabric,’ she explains of the much-talked-about hot pink tulle Valentino gown she wore during Milan Fashion Week
One example she gives is the freedom she and her siblings enjoyed in childhood, growing up in Spain and the Oxfordshire countryside, continuing into adulthood and her approach to fashion.
“I’ve never been afraid of what’s under the fabric. If I’m happy with it, then I’ll wear it,’ she explains of her bold red carpet choices, including the much-talked-about hot pink tulle Valentino gown she wore during Milan Fashion Week.
‘Of course, I don’t want to offend people, but I guess my point is: how can my nipples offend you so much?’ she says.
‘It’s very important that we do this. I know some people might make fun of me for saying this, but if a dress with my breasts showing encourages people to say, ‘Well, if you were raped, you’d deserve it’, it just shows me that there’s a lot more work to do. .’
Cover Star: For the full cover story, visit Vogue.com.
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