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The Love Island sightings continue.
On Sunday, Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague, who came second in the latest series, ensured that the world knows they’re still very much in love by heading out to dinner at the Mayfair outpost of Nobu.
Later that week, Anna Vakili was out at 100 Wardour Street in Soho on Wednesday. Anna, who left the island without a half to her whole, was spotted with friends.
Acting couple Lily James and Matt Smith continue their north London love dream. A regular at Lemonia, the family-run Primrose Hill Greek restaurant, says the couple were there for dinner on Monday. They must like it: they are seen there a lot.
After a crushing Ashes defeat, seek sanctuary in food. Mollie King, the former Saturdays singer, was out for dinner with her boyfriend, cricketer Stuart Broad. They were papped in Primrose Hill, where they ate at local Italian Pesantissimo.
Also on Tuesday night, presenter Maya Jama dined at the Ivy Chelsea Garden on the King’s Road, where she celebrated her 25th birthday.
But she wasn’t the only celebrity on the premises. Original Monty Python member John Cleese was also spotted there on the same night by a west Londoner, who clarified that Cleese and Jama did not dine together.
Spoiler alert: stop reading now to steer clear of what might lie in store in the next series of Killing Eve.
Eve, whose life looked firmly on the line in the last episode of the black comedy, seems alive and well — the show is named after her, after all. Sandra Oh, who plays Eve, was seen filming a new scene in New Malden, on the outskirts of London, on Wednesday.
Locals pointed out scenes filmed at Han, a Korean barbecue restaurant and karaoke bar. Fiona Shaw was there for the shoot, but there was no sign of Jodie Comer, who plays antagonist Villanelle.
Fleabag returns next week, as Phoebe Waller-Bridge resurrects the play that inspired her hit series. First, she needs a good meal. Waller-Bridge was seen at Perilla, the inventive modern British restaurant off Newington Green, on Thursday evening, dining with a female friend. No microwaveable risotto there.
A rainy afternoon in Soho drove many a tourist to seek sanctuary inside, and one of them spotted Disney royalty. Naomi Scott, who plays Jasmine in the live action remake of Aladdin and is in the new Charlie’s Angels reboot, was spotted at the Soho Hotel, having a coffee meeting at its ground floor restaurant.
