Joe Alwyn FINALLY Addresses Taylor Swift Engagement Rumors!

Joe Alwyn) and Melissa (Jemima Kirke), and embarks on a secret affair with Nick -- forever testing the boundaries and friendships she's put in place. The story, which also stars Sasha Lane as Frances' ex, Bobbi, is told from Frances' perspective through voiceover narration.«One of the reasons I loved Sally's book is because it was so heavily disguised and messy in the best way, and complicated in the best way. And I like the theme she was touching upon and the questions she was provoking about love and happiness and finding love and happiness outside of conventional stuff,» Alwyn told ET's Cassie DiLaura of what initially drew him to the adaptation. «It’s all wrapped up in this beautiful coming-of-age story for Frances and feels like quite a modern love story.

Taylor Swift's boyfriend Joe Alwyn explained working together with the musician was "an accident." Alwyn is credited on at least two songs from her album "Folklore" and a few from "Evermore," although he goes by a pseudonym, William Bowery.  Swift confirmed that the mysterious Bowery was Alwyn after fans began speculating.The musician confirmed that the two had written a few songs together while in COVID-19 quarantine. "It was completely off the cuff, an accident," Alwyn told Vulture about writing the first verse of "Exile." "She said, ‘Can we try and sit down and get to the end together?’ And so we did.

Taylor Swift for the first time.The actor and musician, who is dating the pop star, contributed to her 2020 albums ‘Folklore’ and ‘Evermore’ under the pseudonym William Bowery.Swift revealed the identity of her mystery co-writer in November 2020, though Alwyn hadn’t spoken publicly about the arrangement until this month when he opened up to Vulture about it in a new interview.Alwyn gained co-writing credits for the ‘Folklore’ songs ‘Betty’ and ‘Exile’ as well as  ‘Evermore’ cuts ‘Champagne Problems’, ‘Coney Island’ and the record’s title track.The actor told Vulture that he was “messing around” on the piano and was singing what would become the first verse to ‘Exile’ when Swift asked him to help her finish the song.“It was completely off the cuff, an accident. She said, ‘Can we try and sit down and get to the end together?’ And so we did.

Ready for her close-up! Alison Oliver couldn’t believe her luck when she was cast in Hulu’s Conversations With Friends — having just graduated from college shortly before getting her big break.

A supportive couple! Taylor Swift reacted well to Joe Alwyn’s sex scenes in his new Hulu series, Conversation With Friends. The actor revealed in an interview with Extra that the evermore singer is a big fan of the book from which the series is based on, and expected the sex scenes to come. 

Conversations With Friends, Rooney’s first novel, follows the conversations between two best friends and lovers, Frances and Bobbi, via text, email, instant messaging, and face-to-face interaction. Things get murky when the pair becomes entangled with older married couple Nick and Melissa.In an interview with , Joe Alwyn, who plays Nick in Hulu's adaptation of the 2017 novel, said that he is in a group chat with the actor who starred as Connell in the 2020 series , also an adaptation of a Rooney novel. The name of the chat? The Tortured Man Club.Shortly after Alwyn was cast, a mutual friend created and named the WhatsApp group, “which is I guess a reflection on Connell and Nick,” Alwyn said of the histrionic name.

Joe Alwyn never intended to be a songwriter.

Joe Alwyn hits the red carpet for a special screening of his new Hulu series, Conversations with Friends, held at Courthouse Hotel Shoreditch on Thursday (May 5) in London, England.

, published on April 30, discussed taking home a Grammy for his to Swift's 2020 album . Yes, the star is with co-writing “Exile” and “Betty,” as well as co-producing “Exile,” Betty,” “My Tears Ricochet,” “August,” “This Is Me Trying,” and “Illicit Affairs.” The couple's collaboration didn’t end there.

An unexpected surprise. Joe Alwyn explained that he doesn’t often think about girlfriend Taylor Swift‘s fame, so he certainly didn’t expect their fun musical collaboration to win a Grammy Award.

Keeping a secret! For years, fans have wondered: Are Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift engaged? Well, the Conversations With Friends star is still standing his ground on whether or not he wants their engagement revealed to the world.

Joe Alwyn addresses those spiralling engagement rumours to longtime girlfriend Taylor Swift in his cover story for WSJ Magazine‘s May issue, out on newsstands April 30.

never know whether or not he and the “Cardigan” singer will be walking down the aisle, at least anytime soon. "I mean, the truth is, if the answer was yes, I wouldn't say, and if the answer was no, I wouldn't say," the 31-year-old explained, to the disappointment of Swifties everywhere. This isn't the first time Alwyn has pushed back against the expectation that he share details about the romance between him and Swift.

Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift were first romantically linked, and while there is constant speculation the two are engaged, the 31-year-old actor is keeping mum. In 'sMay issue, Alwyn opens up about what it's like to be plagued by questions about his relationship with 31-year-old Swift. «If I had a pound for every time I think I’ve been told I’ve been engaged, then I’d have a lot of pound coins,” he quips.However, either way, Alwyn says he isn't spilling the beans. “I mean, the truth is, if the answer was yes, I wouldn’t say, and if the answer was no, I wouldn’t say,» he notes.The star also speaks candidly about defending his privacy, despite being in the public eye.

Not so fast! Joe Alwyn addressed speculation that he secretly got engaged to Taylor Swift — but he kept his response relativity open-ended.

There have been rumors that Joe Alwyn and Taylor Swift have been engaged for years.

Joe Alwyn isn't looking to quit his day job. The 31-year-old English actor has already collaborated with girlfriend Taylor Swift on a number of hit songs off her and albums, and the fact that they've worked together delighted Swift's legion of fans.However, Alwyn seems to be fairly focused on his acting career — which my be one reason he co-wrote the tunes under a pseudonym -- William Bowery.Recently, Alwyn spoke with about his new Hulu project, , and had a fairly direct answer to whether or not he'd be exploring the world of songwriting in the future.«It’s not a plan of mine, no,» Alwyn said, bluntly shutting down the likelihood of his name — or Bowery's — appearing on any albums in the next few years.Alwyn and Swift have largely kept their romance private, and out of the spotlight — which has been something of a tall order for the songstress, given she is one of the most scrutinized and widely reported-on celebrities in the world.In a different profile for, Alwyn reflected on the nature of their relationship, and their decision to try and stay out of the public eye and media crucible as much as possible.«It's not really [because I] want to be guarded and private, it's more a response to something else,» Alwyn said.