The lovers, who are known for being private about their romance, make a rare red carpet appearance at the 2023 Brooklyn Artists Ball presented by Dior at The Brooklyn Museum.
- Apr 27, 2023
AceShowbiz - "Stranger Things" co-stars and real-life couple Natalia Dyer and Charlie Heaton prove they are still very much together with a new outing. The lovers made a rare red carpet appearance at the 2023 Brooklyn Artists Ball presented by Dior at The Brooklyn Museum on Tuesday, April 25.
In one picture from the event, Natalia could be seen snuggling up to her boyfriend while posing on the red carpet. The 28-year-old actress, who plays Nancy Wheeler on the popular Netflix series, opted for a stylish look in black dress with colorful floral details. She wore her reddish hair in Hollywood glam curls around her shoulders. As for Charlie, the Jonathan Byers depicter went with an oversized black suit jacket with a white collared shirt.
Another picture, meanwhile, saw Natalia smiling while seated at a flower and candle-covered dinner table. The couple was also featured being affectionate to each other throughout the night.
The two are known for being private when it comes to their relationship. The two last posed for photographers along with their castmates at a season 4 screening of their hit sci-fi series in May 2022.
Natalia and Charlie first teased their off-screen romance in 2016 when they popped on each other's Instagram accounts. They further fueled the dating rumors after they were photographed holding hands in October 2017 and kissing the next month. They later confirmed their relationship by making their red carpet debut as a couple at the 2017 Fashion Awards in London in December of the same year.
In 2019, Natalia admitted in an interview that it's "an interesting thing to work with somebody who you go home with" after "long days" on the job. "It's always really fun," she told Refinery 29 at the time. "We're really comfortable with each other, so we can play and feel more free, and we can talk about it before. There's that sense of who knows if you'll ever work together with this person ever again? Who knows? This might be your only chance to play like this."
