Hollywood actor Brandon Sklenar made a stylish appearance with his long-term girlfriend, Courtney Salviolo, at the Los Angeles premiere of his new film, The Housemaid, on Monday night.
A Glitzy Date Night on the Red Carpet
The couple, who have been together since 2020, did not shy away from public displays of affection. They were photographed sharing a kiss on the red carpet, presenting a united front. For the glitzy event, they coordinated their outfits in a classic black and white palette.
The 35-year-old former 1923 star opted for a smart-casual look, wearing a black blazer and trousers paired with a simple white tank top. His partner, Salviolo, made a striking impression in a low-cut dress featuring midriff cutouts, which she topped with a luxurious, floor-length cream fur coat.
She completed her look with a sultry updo and face-framing curtain bangs. Following the premiere, the pair attended an exclusive after-party in Hollywood to continue their celebrations.
Putting Rumours to Rest
The public appearance comes after speculation earlier this year linked Sklenar romantically with his The Housemaid co-star, Sydney Sweeney. The rumours began in April after they were spotted together at the Stagecoach festival.
However, a source close to the actor was quick to dismiss the gossip, telling Daily Mail at the time that the pair were "just having fun" and "hanging out as friends." The source added that Sklenar was upset by the false narrative, insisting he and Sweeney were nothing more than friends.
Sklenar met his girlfriend, who describes herself as an artist on Instagram, on the dating app Hinge during the COVID-19 pandemic.
About The Housemaid
The film, set for release on December 19, is a tense thriller based on the 2022 novel by Freida McFadden. It is described as a "seductive game of secrets, scandal and power."
Sklenar plays Andrew Winchester, husband to Amanda Seyfried's character, Nina. Sydney Sweeney stars as Millie, a live-in housemaid whose fresh start takes a dangerous turn when the Winchesters' perfect facade begins to crumble.
Director Paul Feig has praised the on-screen chemistry between executive producers and co-stars Sweeney and Seyfried, telling People magazine it is "through the roof." He noted, "They are both such powerful talents and work so well off each other that you very quickly get sucked into their onscreen world."
