Chris Pratt and Olivia Munn dating rumors: Proven to be false

American actor Chris Pratt is rumored to be dating fellow actress Olivia Munn. The two were seen together sharing a meal in what was described to be a romantic setting, which, naturally, has generated a lot of buzz -- considering that Pratt was famously married to American actress Anna Faris. 

As reported by Entertainment Tonight, Pratt and Munn were seen together at one of the restaurants in West Hollywood having dinner together, just the two of them. At a certain point during the night, Pratt was seen with one of his arms "wrapped around" Munn, which fuels further speculation that the two may in fact be dating. Perhaps, the most shocking thing about the sighting is that Pratt just recently filed for divorce back in December last year. 

It appears that even if the two engaged in what is socially perceived as public display of affection, they still tried to be cautious about getting photographed together. However, the news only lasted for a few hours since Munn attempted to squash the rumors through her official Twitter page, by posting a text conversation that she had with Faris.

Munn told Faris that the circulating information is false and is overblown by tabloids, and apologized for the rumors. Additionally, Munn also posted other pictures that stated that "Not every woman is furious at another woman for dating his ex." At this point, it is still difficult to tell for certain if Pratt and Munn are dating. It appears that even if Pratt and Munn were dating, Munn would not be met with an affected ex.  

In the image that Munn posted, it can also be seen that Faris responded positively to Munn's text message, stating that Hollywood is "crazy," and that she thinks Munn is sweet for reaching out. 

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