Darren Aronofsky and Suki Waterhouse rumors: Both parties deny dating speculations

Recently, rumors have been circulating that critically acclaimed American filmmaker Darren Aronofsky is now dating actress Suki Waterhouse. Initially, the news came as a shock to the media since Aronofsky was just previously linked to Jennifer Lawrence. However, it appears that these rumors have been proven false, and representatives of both Aronofsky and Waterhouse have denied that the two have been seeing each other romantically. 

As reported by Gossip Cop, each party's representatives have stated that there is no romantic involvement whatsoever between Waterhouse and Aronofsky, despite the numerous news outlets claiming that something is going on between the two. The 48-year-old director's representative describes the news as "crazy."

The news of the two dating came out after they were spotted in Utah, where Aronofsky was for the Sundance Film Festival for the film "Spheres: Songs of Spacetime," which is a virtual reality film that he executive produced. On the other hand, Waterhouse was also in close proximity to Aronofsky at virtually the same time frame, but not at the film festival, but to promote her upcoming film titled "Assassination Nation." 

As of now, it is still uncertain if Aronofsky and Waterhouse are keeping their alleged relationship under wraps, or if they are, in fact, not seeing each other. Despite disproving the rumors, no reason or explanation has been given as to why Aronofsky and Waterhouse have been meeting up in Utah.  

The original report came from Us Weekly, which featured a photo of Waterhouse and Aronofsky side by side as they were strolling along a parking lot in Park City on the way to a restaurant, claiming that the director had already "moved on" from his previous relationship with Lawrence. The news stated that the two spent time with each other for two nights straight, and that Waterhouse even visited Aronofsky's home while keeping a very low profile. 

Aronofsky and Lawrence officially split up toward the end of November last year. 

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