Hembrow’s Romance Steals Spotlight at Red Carpet Event
Tammy Hembrow recently captured attention at the red carpet premiere of Margot Robbie’s film adaptation of *Wuthering Heights*. This event, held in Sydney, featured Hembrow alongside her new partner, model Grayson Te Moana. Their affectionate moments, including a public kiss, stole the spotlight during the glamorous evening.
Relationship Confirmation
Investigations by news.com.au revealed that Hembrow and Te Moana are officially dating. When questioned about their romance, Te Moana confirmed their relationship with a simple, “Of course,” suggesting they have been seeing each other for a while. Their connection reportedly began at the TikTok Awards around ten weeks ago.
Recent Sightings
Prior to the premiere, the couple was spotted at a yacht party three weeks earlier. Te Moana shared video footage of Hembrow enjoying herself on the dance floor. Despite Te Moana’s modest social media following, both have shown support for each other online by following one another.
Highlights from the Premiere
- Margot Robbie: The lead actress turned heads in an elegant off-white mermaid gown, showcasing her figure beautifully.
- Jacob Elordi: Robbie’s co-star expressed his excitement about returning to Australia after attending the Oscars brunch in Los Angeles.
- Hailey Bieber: The model made an impression in a striking black lace gown with sheer details, also drawing attention at the event.
Mixed Reviews for *Wuthering Heights*
As the film approaches its general release, critics are sharing mixed opinions. Some reviews indicate a lack of chemistry between Robbie and Elordi, with the Boston Globe commenting on their romantic interactions. Additionally, while the visuals are stunning, critiques highlight issues with the film’s narrative and character development.
Polarizing Opinions
Some critics have referred to the film as “one of the year’s early studio misfires,” while others praise the performances of Robbie and Elordi, as well as the film’s bold approach. This divide in opinions hints that audiences may react very differently to the anticipated adaptation when it hits theaters this weekend.
