Rami Malek described his romantic partner Emma Corrin, whom he has been dating since 2023, as "fascinating" in a new interview, though he does not often talk about his private life. "We like quirky," he said of Corrin.

Rami Malek is known for his many roles in credits such as Mr Robot and James Bond's No Time to Die. Not only that but he's adored for his role as Queen frontman Freddie Mercury in the biopic Bohemian Rhapsody – for which he won Best Actor at the Academy Awards.

Rami Malek has opened up on his ‘fascinating’ relationship with Emma Corrin. The Mr Robot actor, 43, and Nosferatu star, 29, keep their relationship away from the public eye, with the couple confirming they were dating in 2023.

Rami Malek opens up about his relationship with Emma Corrin, including a surprise Thanksgiving dinner in an interview.

Rami Malek has recently gushed over his partner Emma Corrin.In a new interview with The Guardian, the Oppenheimer star, who tried to keep his romance private with Emma, said, “That person

Rami Malek and Emma Corrin are going strong. The “Mr. Robot” star, 43, made rare comments about his partner — who uses they/them pronouns — in a new interview with The Guardian. “That person [is] fascinating,” Malek said about “The Crown” actress, 29. According to The Guardian, Malek also called Corrin “Em” and “my partner” during the interview.

Rami Malek has commented on his very private relationship with Emma Corrin in a new interview. The American actor, 43, has been publicly dating British star Corrin, 29, since July 2023. Speaking to The Guardian,

Rami Malek and partner Emma Corrin intentionally keep their romance relatively private, but it appears that they are still going strong. “That person [is] fascinating,” Malek, 43, gushed to The Guardian in a profile published on Saturday,

Rami Malek has opened up about his romance with his “fascinating” partner, the non-binary star Emma Corrin. The Bohemian Rhapsody actor spoke about his relationship with Deadpool & Wolverine star Emma Corrin in an interview with The Guardian.