Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse gush at cameras as they appear on red carpet after dating for 4 years
GIZA, EGYPT: Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse finally made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Dior fall 2023 menswear fashion show in Giza, Egypt, on Saturday, December 3, after dating each other for the last four years. The pair looked extremely in love as they smiled and exchanged loving gazes while posing for the cameras at the fashionable fete.
Pattinson, 36, wore a cream-colored suit over a dark gray turtleneck. He paired the stylish fit with a pair of chunky black boots. Waterhouse, 30, dressed up in a sheer gown that highlighted a muted purple shade over a long overlay. The hem of the dress and sleeves had flowing ruffle details. Her gold-toned hair was left loose while she wore a bright red lip. The English model opted for a pair of pointed-toe Mary Jane heels in black for the event night.
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Pattinson and Waterhouse first sparked romance rumors in June 2018 after they were photographed spending quality time together in London. "Along the way, they were very close and cuddled and kissed many times," an eyewitness dished to E! News at the time, highlighting that the 'Tenet' star was "very affectionate" and had his arm around Waterhouse the entire time. "They were very loved up and close. Robert stroked Suki’s hair and gave her another loving kiss."
Their relationship reportedly took a more serious turn in 2020 when they ended up quarantining together in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. "Rob and Suki have definitely discussed getting engaged but are in no rush," a source spoke of the pair to the outlet. "Suki is not pressuring him and they are both very committed to each other."
The couple tends to keep their relationship private and away from the glamour of Hollywood life. In a 2019 interview with The Sunday Times, the 'Twilight' star addressed the importance of keeping his love life private. "If you let people in, it devalues what love is. If a stranger on the street asked you about your relationship, you'd think it extremely rude. If you put up a wall it ends up better," the actor explained. "I can't understand how someone can walk down the street holding hands, and it's the same as when I do it and a hundred people are taking your photo. The line between when you're performing and when you're not will eventually get washed away and you’ll go completely mad."