Barry Keoghan has been spotted supporting his rumoured girlfriend Sabrina Carpenter at Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour in Singapore.
The Irish actor was first linked to the American singer in December, when they were papped out for dinner together in Los Angeles.
On Sunday, March 3rd, the Saltburn star was seen watching Sabrina perform at Singapore’s National Stadium as the opening act at Taylor’s concert.
Took this vid of barry he is so in love pic.twitter.com/GwrPg3CVu8
— chleo (@chleng_) March 3, 2024
A video posted on social media shows Barry watching Sabrina on stage while she sang her latest improvised outro to her hit song Nonsense.
This is the first time Barry, 31, has been photographed at one of Sabrina’s shows.
While they were first linked in December, they didn’t go public with their romance until February – when they were photographed packing on the PDA during a night out in Los Angeles.
Weeks before that, their romance was seemingly confirmed by the mother of Barry’s ex-girlfriend Alyson Sandro, who he shares his son Brando with.
In January, Alyson’s mother Kathy told MailOnline that Barry gave her the “heads up” about his new relationship before it hit headlines.
“They’re on talking terms and need to be for wee Brando,” she said.
“Barry had the decency to give Alyson the heads up about his new girlfriend and we can’t fault him for that. Alyson is now focusing on herself and her son.”
When asked why Alyson and Barry parted ways, she added: “I’m not getting into that.”
Barry confirmed his split from Alyson for the first time during an interview with British GQ back in January, but didn’t go into the details of their breakup.
Instead, the Dublin native simply said she’s an “incredible mother” to their son Brando.
Speaking about fatherhood, the 31-year-old confessed: “I feel a responsibility. I feel an enormous amount of pressure, which is good. And I can’t get the little boy off my mind.”
“It’s beautiful. Y’know, it’s crazy, but when he looks at you, you feel like the most important person in the world. That’s the effect he has on me.
“He smiles at you and you’re like, ‘Wow. You’re smiling at me like that? I don’t deserve that, but anyways, thanks.’
