Florence Pugh and Zach Braff tried to keep their breakup a secret

Florence Pugh and Zach Braff try to keep their separation a secret.

Zach Braff and Florence Pugh recently broke up, the Little Women star said. Also, there is an explanation we don't know yet.

"We tried to get it out of the way without the world knowing because it's a relationship that everyone appreciates," Pugh told Harper's Bazaar during the meeting, which aired Tuesday.

"We recently thought it would give us the edge that not many people realize how lucky we are not to be together. So that's what we have. I'll scratch my neck, of course. I'll talk about it," she said.

This isn't the first time the Oscar nominee has been the focus of an online campaign he and Scores alumni have spent together. Many were quick to judge the 21-year age difference between Braff, 47, and Pugh, 26, when they started dating a long time ago.

In April 2020, the artist "Dark Widow" took to Instagram to sue people for sharing their partners and age differences in online conversations.

"I was 24 at the time," Pugh said. This is not your place and it shouldn't be. with you."

The artists ignited an exciting story after collaborating on the 2019 short film The Time It Takes to Get There, directed by Pugh and Braff. Notably, Pugh recently starred opposite Morgan Freeman and Molly Shannon in another Braff project, Good Man, which will launch within a year.

"The movie we did together was probably one of my favorite ideas," Pugh told Harper's Bazaar . "It seems a very normal and simple thing."

Pugh talked about another song coming out direct from Olivia Wilde. Next month, the creepy pug and Harry Styles (in his greatest film career) start going crazy as a married couple in the 1950s.

The incredible trailer for the highly anticipated episode - which ignited some heated scenes between the Midsommar spinoff and One Direction ex-boyfriends - has fans and news sources alike.

"When it comes to your hottest moments or when you see the most famous person in the world attack someone, that's not what we're here for. That's not why I got into this industry," Pugh said of the reaction. for criticism.

"The idea of ​​hiring the most famous pop star in the world, you have conversations like this. I just didn't think about [the movie] in terms of how good it was. It was. And the people who did it were. much better than that. "