Dakota Johnson Dating Jon Hamm? 'Fifty Shades' Star Seen At Hotel with 'Mad Men' Emmy Winner
Is "Fifty Shades" star Dakota Johnson dating "Mad Men" Emmy-winning actor Jon Hamm? Rumors are that they were seen having wine in a hotel and hanging out for at least two hours together.
Apparently, this was not the first time Johnson, 28 and Hamm, 46, hung out. According to Page Six, the two also spent time at Elton John's 70th birthday party last April.
"They seemed to really be enjoying each other's company," a source told Page Six. The spy also said that Johnson and Hamm were enjoying their evening at the hotel.
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Hamm and his long-time girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt broke up in 2015 after 18 years but they remain cordial and share a dog together. He's also being linked to Jenny Slate and Kate Beckinsale after his breakup with Westfeldt. A year later, Johnson also ended her relationship with boyfriend Matthew Hitt after two years.
There doesn't seem to be any problem if Johnson and Hamm dated since they are both single and free to date anyone. But sources told Gossip Cop that there's nothing romantic about Johnson and Hamm hanging out as their relationship is platonic.
Meanwhile, the third installment of Johnson's "Fifty Shades" movie with Jaime Dornan, "Fifty Shades Freed" will be in theaters in February 2018. She will also be seen in the remake adaptation of the 1977 dance movie "Suspiria" with Chloe Grace Moretz and Tilda Swinton.
Johnson catapulted to fame after taking on the role of Anastasia Steele in the "Fifty Shades" franchise, where she had steamy scenes with Dornan. But the actress stated via Glamour that this role will not be her swan song.
Hamm, on the other hand, last appeared in the blockbuster film "Baby Driver" with Ansel Elgort and Kevin Spacey and he'll soon promote his artificial intelligence movie "Marjorie Prime" with Geena Davis and Tim Robbins. He will also join the Amazon series "Good Omen," which will run in 2018.
Hamm is best known for playing Don Draper on "Mad Men." He acknowledged that the role defined his career.
"I got to do so many different things for 93 episodes of television," he said. "To have that kind of omnibus experience is once in a lifetime, if you're lucky."
