Matt Smith looks stylish in Burberry as he cosies up to chic Juno Temple at the Choose Love 2024 pop-up shop

Matt Smith and Juno Temple beamed as they posed together at the Choose Love 2024 pop-up shop in London's Regent Street on Thursday.

The Doctor Who actor, 40, cut a dapper figure in a black Burberry jacket layered over a plain black top and jeans.

He finished off his look with smart black shoes and accessorised with two silver chain necklaces.

Meanwhile, Juno, 35, opted for a chic yet casual look with a Choose Love T-shirt paired with pink and black tweed Chanel shorts. 

She teamed it with a black fur jacket for extra warmth and added inches to her slender frame in a pair of black platform heels.

The pair appeared in great sprits as they posed for snaps at the festive event. 

For the eighth year, humanitarian aid charity Choose Love has a pop up shop in the heart of London for the Christmas period.

It's stocked with essential supplies and life-saving interventions aimed at supporting refugees and displaced people worldwide. 

The outing comes after Matt admitted that he is in just as much of the dark as fans when it comes to the third season of House of the Dragon, during an appearance at New York Comic Con 2024 in October.

The actor stars in the Game Of Thrones prequel series as Daemon Targaryen, but revealed he hasn't seen any scripts yet, nor heard anything about where the story will go in season three.

House of the Dragon's second season finished airing on August 4, after eight episodes.

The fantasy drama has been renewed for two more seasons, with the next instalment set for release in 2026, with production starting next year.

Matt appeared on a panel for the show alongside co-stars Fabian Frankel (Criston Cole) and Tom Glynn-Carney (Aegon II Targaryen), where they were asked if they'd seen any scripts for series three.

But Tom admitted: 'Not a jot, not a letter. The longer they take, the longer we don’t have to read anything for a while.'

Matt echoed: 'I’ve not heard hide nor hair. I don’t know about you guys. I’ve not heard a thing — have you?'

But Fabian teased: 'I’ve heard some things that I couldn’t possibly share here'.

It was revealed in August that the series would end after four seasons by showrunner Ryan Condal, who added that season three was currently in the writing process.

The show's first season ran 10 episodes, with the second season going eight, but when asked how many episodes the third season would have, Ryan said at the time, 'I haven't had discussions with HBO about it.'

'I would just anticipate the cadence of the show, from a dramatic storytelling perspective, will continue to be the same from season two on.'