Florence Pugh and her Peaky Blinders star boyfriend Finn Cole look loved-up as they make a rare appearance as a couple at the BFI London Film Festival

Florence Pugh and her Peaky Blinders star boyfriend Finn Cole looked loved-up as they made a rare appearance as a couple at the BFI London Film Festival on Friday night.

The actors, both 30, put on a cosy display at the screening for new boxing drama film In The Shadows – in which Finn stars alongside leading lady Jasmine Jobson.

At the event Florence wowed in a silver Wiederhoeft gown which featured a flattering corset-style top and sparkling skirt.

By her side Peaky Blinders star Finn looked dapper in a suit and tie and sweetly put his arm around her.

The couple have been dating since 2024 and have sparked engagement rumours in recent months after Florence had been spotted wearing a ring on her engagement finger.

The pair went Instagram official in April as they posed for snaps together from a swanky Bulgari event in Milan. 

Florence and Finn have been friends for years and were first reported to be dating after the London premiere of Netflix hit The Perfect Couple in September 2024.

A source later revealed the pair had been getting to know each other away from the spotlight and planned to get hitched.

They told The Sun: 'They are both putting everything into their careers but have found something special between them.'

The Daily Mail contacted Finn and Florence's representatives for comment at the time.

While she wouldn't name Finn, Florence confirmed her relationship status during her October 2024 cover shoot with Vogue, and has confessed she is very much in love and is approaching their romance differently to things in the past.

She confirmed: 'I am [in a relationship]. OK, so something that I resonate with is that I believe that if magic is real, then it's falling in love.'

Last year, Florence revealed she turned to 'injuring herself' after suffering a 'breakdown' when a past relationship ended.

She reflected on being in the relationship and said she hid her 'pains, issues and worries' from all her loved ones as she felt they 'weren't worthy'.

Speaking on the Louis Theroux podcast, Florence said she began to 'chop huge chunks out of her hands' when the relationship left her physically and emotionally exhausted.

She said: 'I think for a long time I didn't expose that part of my life, to even my friends. Then of course you find yourself in a pit or in a mess. I had a breakdown and that is obvious when that happens.

'When you are hurting your body, you know when you are not sleeping or you're drinking too much or you've got the s***s because you're so anxious, that's your body's screaming at you.

'I found myself injured, I would injure myself. I'd be chopping and I'd like, chop huge chunks out of my hands. I've just never done that since.

'My body was just like, in full panic mode. I was injuring myself in order to look after myself, which is a funny thing of my body asking for help.

'I think it became increasingly obvious that something wasn't right, but hindsight's always a funny thing.'