Harry Styles, Olivia Wilde are having dinner in the drama “Don’t Worry Darling”

“Don’t worry baby,” they are in love.

Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde seemed to be celebrating the premiere of their film “Don’t Worry Baby” on Friday with Mexican food, according to photos obtained by TMZ.

The modest couple hung out at a dinner party in Bedford, New York, with the singer of “Late Night Talking” dressed in an Adidas tracksuit, and the actress opted for a plain white T-shirt and jeans.

Their dinner date is just one day after Styles finished his 15-day residency at Madison Square Garden, New York – with Wilde supporting him from the arena’s VIP area.

The pair also faced split rumors earlier this month after they seemed a bit distant at the Venice Film Festival.

However, the tension may have stemmed from the ongoing drama between the cast of DWD rather than the two lovebirds.

According to an informant who reportedly spent “a lot of time” on the set, Wilde and lead actress Florence Pugh had an argument while filming the psychological thriller.

The Little Women actress was reportedly unhappy with Wilde’s “frequent, unexplained absences” when she and Styles began dating.

“Olivia and Harry would just disappear,” said the source Vulture on Pugh’s frustrations that led to the fight in January 2021.

Fans suspected that there was a split between the two actresses when the Midsommar star did not publish any promotional content for the film or “liked” any of Wilde’s posts on the subject. She didn’t start promoting the film until Friday, when it premiered.

Around the same time, Page Six revealed that Pugh is not a fan of the Holivia romance.

“I can tell Flo, seeing Olivia and Harry on set, did not go well as Olivia was still with Jason when she first got involved with Harry,” a source told us in July, noting that the actress who became director, she called it breaking up with Jason Sudeikis while filming.

Things worsened a month later when Shia LaBeouf disproved Wilde’s claim that she fired him with DWD to protect Pugh.

The Hole’s actor claimed to have quit the film due to scheduling conflicts – which he supported with video and screenshots of their conversations.

However, Wilde has since doubled her claim, telling Stephen Colbert that LaBeouf had given her an “ultimatum” and “chose Florence.”

“At the beginning of filming, as a director, I tried to mediate the situation between people to try to see if they could work happily together.” Wilde he said on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”

“When it became clear that this was an unsustainable work relationship, I was given an ultimatum. I chose my actress – which I’m very happy about.

In fact, Warner Bros. directors Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy have closed all speculation about the drama by saying Page Six in a statement Friday: “We are so proud of the work Olivia Wilde has done in creating this incredibly beautiful and fun film and look. for further cooperation with her.

“The studio is very grateful and appreciates Olivia’s tireless support in making her vision come true from production to release. Any suggestion of a conflict between the studio and Olivia is simply untrue. “

Don’t Worry Darling hit theaters on Friday.