Emma Watson has hinted at a move to Hollywood after being spotted stocking up on furniture in the area.
The Harry Potter actress, 31, has homes in London and New York, but has been spending time in Los Angeles recently with rumoured fiancé Leo Robinton, who she’s been dating for 21 months.
Pictures of the star taken last week certainly showed her in high spirits as she stocked up on furnishings, completely filling the boot of her car.
Emma larked around displaying the items, and proved she didn’t need any VIP treatment as she rolled up to sleeves and did some heavy lifting.
Dressed for the balmy climes of Los Angeles, Emma donned a T-shirt bearing the coat of arms of Ghana that she teamed with black joggers and Vans.
The Little Woman actress wore minimal makeup to allow her natural beauty to shine through and swept her choppy brunette locks up into a mini ponytail.
Emma has been spending time in Los Angeles of late with ‘fiancé’ Leo, 31, who reportedly makes a fortune selling legal cannabis, after flying over in January.
Prior to this it’s believed the pair secretly lived in Ibiza for several weeks where she would spend mornings reading the papers over smoothies at a vegan cafe.
The couple have also been spotted together in Britain too, pictured several times near Emma’s London home, getting coffee and visiting a bakery.
It has even been reported that Emma introduced Leo to her lawyer parents, adding another level of seriousness to their relationship status.
For the recent Valentine’s Day holiday, the loved up duo enjoyed a romantic getaway to Mexico.
Her last relationship was with New York businessman Brendan Wallace, 38, in 2018.
Prior to her manager’s denial, it was suggested that she may be stepping back from the limelight to spend time with Leo.
‘Emma has gone underground, she is settling down with Leo. They’re laying low. Maybe she wants a family,’ the source claimed at the time.
Although she is apparently not bidding farewell to Hollywood, Emma last graced the silver screen in 2019 as she starred in Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women.