A Casualty legend has sparked dating rumours with their House of Dragon co-star while cosying up on a 'date.'
Harry Collett, 19, known for his role of Oliver Hide in the BBC medical drama Casualty was spotted in a snap with actress Bethany Antonia, 25.
Bethany was also in ITV’s Nolly recently, and the pair play the roles of Jace and Baela in House of Dragon.
Harry and Bethany posed for a sunny snap, and in a separate photo they enjoyed drinks on a terrace.
Harry simply captioned the photos with a sun emoji, and the snaps garnered lots of attention from fans.
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One person questioned: “Are they dating?” while a second wrote: “jacaela forever and ever.”
A third said: “they're very beautiful, are they together?” and a fourth person penned: “Our king and queen.”
Harry has gone onto even bigger and better things after starring in Casualty.
Heappeared on the show between 2016 and 2022 having played a one-episode role as a different character in 2014.
But he’s since announced a new surprise career change and one that is world's away from the big screen.
Surge Recordings have announced that Harry will be dropping his first DJ mix with them after turning his attention towards music.
The site confirmed his DJ debut recently, and shared a number of snippets of his work.
Harry's DJ work appears to comprise a mix of dance and house music.
Confirming his special DJ stint, an announcement read: "He's known for his outstanding performance on the big screens, starring in notable films such as Dunkirk and Dolittle.
"You might also recognize him from the most anticipated Game of Thrones spinoff- House of The Dragon."
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It continued: "However, what you may not know is that he is now making waves in the DJ world! We were blown away by his talent and are excited for him to share his musical vision with all of us.
"Make sure to tune in and support this multifaceted artist, we promise you won't regret it!"
Harry's latest major film role was as Tommy Stubbins on Dolittle as well as taking up his leading role in House of the Dragon on HBO and Sky Atlantic last year.
