Florence Pugh Shares Proof To Deny Rumours She’s Dating Will Poulter

Florence Pugh has taken to Instagram to deny that she and Will Poulter are dating.

Pugh and Poulter became friends while filming Midsommar, which is one of the most unsettling films we've seen in a while.

Still, the pair kept in touch and were recently snapped in Ibiza among friends – and they are just friends, as Pugh took to her Instagram stories to confirm.

Pugh is currently dating Zach Braff and was quick to deny rumours she's dating Poulter.

"Ooookay. Man. This is getting a little silly now. No, Will Poulter and I are not dating. We went to the beach with our friends, who are always about half a metre away from us in every picture, but have been cleverly cut out/framed out so that it looks otherwise."

"You can LITERALLY see my best friend in the corner of so many shots and Archie's arms at the sides."

The Don't Worry Darling star then showed the original images before they been cropped and edited to make it look like Pouler's 'face was on [her] chest'.

And honestly, let her enjoy the beach with her friends.

She added: "I understand that the nature of this job is that you sometimes get your privacy completely bulldozed by paparazzi, but to fabricate this stuff actually does more damage than good."

"Thanks for saying we look sexy... doesn’t mean we’re doing the sexy."

Pugh then shared a photo of her best friend, Olive, who was on the trip and cut out of the photos.

"This is my best mate Olive, who I actually DID snuggle with for hours on this bed. What's hilarious is my nipple kept popping out and I am actually GOBSMAKED that they [the paparazzi] didn't catch it."

Here's the seemingly edited photos that made the rounds:

She went on to note that you can 'probably' see the 'pap in the distance hiding behind some poor family'.

Meanwhile she shared another snap of 'the boys on their bed' enjoying the sun and their 'no drama holiday'.

Pugh ended her post by saying: "There's no need to drag people through this. Regardless of your opinion on who I should or shouldn't be with, at the end of the day if you're complimenting someone by trolling another person.. you're just bullying.

"There's literally no need to be horrible online – no need."

Those comments were seemingly in reference to people saying that Pugh and Poulter looked good together, while Twitter users are saying that they 'want her to break up with Zach Braff'.