Are Andrew Garfield and Phoebe Dynevor Hollywood's newest couple?

Lady Whistledown, we hear there's some news about Andrew Garfield and Phoebe Dynevor.

While the world was laser-focused on the Pete Davidson/Emily Ratajkowski pairing, the Bridgerton star and Spider-Man himself have allegedlly been getting pretty cozy with one another. Now, word has gotten back to the ton, and hopeful romantics are buzzing with excitement over the (potential) new couple. 

Here's why fans everywhere have been raising their eyebrows.

Are Andrew Garfield and Phoebe Dynevor dating?

In the wake of the Pete-Emily saga last week—closely followed by the breakup heard round the world, a.k.a. the Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde split—a new match was emerging right before our eyes, and we weren't even paying attention. 

Garfield and Dynevor crossed paths at GQ's Men of the Year Awards in London on November 16. Although no photos have emerged of the pair in close quarters, onlookers noted, according to The Sun, that they "clicked straight away." The immediate attraction has allegedlly led to an eventful week for the two, as they've supposedly been inseparable ever since. 

"They know each other through various acquaintances in the business and have plenty in common," a source told The Sun. "But this is certainly no one-off encounter. After leaving together, they've since met up and are acting like a proper couple."

Although the two have yet to comment on their relationship—heck, it's only been a week, after all—everyone's crossing their fingers that the two have a success story in the works. Earlier this year, Garfield split from model girlfriend, Alyssa Miller. 

Dynevor, for her part, has been keeping her love life under wraps, and the last time we heard about her relationship status was nearly two years ago when, yes, she was attached to everyone's favorite comedian turned Hollywood heartthrob. (Here's the entire Pete Davidson and Phoebe Dynevor relationship timeline in the event you need a refresher.)  

We'll be watching these two extra closely—more so than the curious onlookers of Mayfair, London.