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Dev Patel exchanges sweet kisses on romantic boat ride with new girlfriend

Academy Award nominated actor Dev Patel was spotted with his girlfriend Tilda Cobham-Hervey on a picnic at a lake in Los Angeles.

Updated on: Mar 06, 2017 04:01 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Actor Dev Patel is living the best life right now. After getting nominated for an Academy Award for his performance in Lion and winning the BAFTA, Dev is now concentrating on his new girlfriend, American-Australian actor Tilda Cobham-Hervey.

Dev Patel is seen during rehearsals for the 89th Academy Awards. (AP)
Dev Patel is seen during rehearsals for the 89th Academy Awards. (AP)

He was spotted with her last week in Los Angeles. On Sunday, he was seen exchanging kisses and cuddles with her at a picnic at a lake in Los Angeles.

The two enjoyed a pedal boat ride in Echo Park Lake in Los Angeles and walked hand-in-hand.

Dev and Tilda, who star in the upcoming film Hotel Mumbai, made a pretty picture. He wore a dark jacket over light blue shirt while she wore a red and white Where’s Waldo-esque t-shirt on blue denims and trendy white sneakers.

Hotel Mumbai is about the victims and survivors of the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Dev plays Arjun while Tilda’s character is called Sally in the film.

Dev, who made it big with Slumdog Millionnaire (2008), has dated his co-star from that film, Freida Pinto, for six years in the past. They split in 2014.

Tilda, much like Dev, became a teenage sensation when she made her film debut at 16 in an indie flick, 52 Tuesdays (2014).

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