Harry Styles Called Olivia Wilde His 'Girlfriend' At Wedding He Officiated: Report

Harry Styles confirmed that he is dating Olivia Wilde at his agent's wedding over the weekend, a report says.

Styles, 26, and Wilde, 36, who recently worked together on “Don’t Worry Darling,” sparked romance rumors after they were photographed hand in hand as they attended the wedding of Jeffrey Azoff, Styles’ manager, in Montecito, California.

An unnamed source told Us Weekly source that Styles referred to Wilde as his “girlfriend” while officiating the socially distanced ceremony at the San Ysidro Ranch. There were only 16 attendees, and the former One Direction member decided to bring Wilde as his plus one, TMZ reported.

This comes shortly after New York Post's Page Six published the hand-holding photos of Wilde and Styles, which showed the actor-director in a floral gown and the singer in a sleek black suit with a white shirt.

The two have reportedly been seeing each other for weeks now. "They were in Montecito, California this weekend for a wedding. They were affectionate around their friends, held hands and looked very happy. They have dated for a few weeks,” a source told People.

Wilde and Styles were also later seen in his Los Angeles home with their luggage in tow. However, both have yet to publicly address the relationship rumors.

Wilde and ex-fiancé Jason Sudeikis, with whom she shares two kids, announced their breakup in November, ending their years-long relationship. The former couple had been engaged since 2013 before they called it off last year.

“They’ve been separated for months now and there really is no drama. They’re handling this like adults. It’s all about coparenting their kids, Daisy and Otis. That’s the priority for them,” a tipster said of Sudeikis and Wilde at the time.

Before Wilde and Styles’ recent sighting, the actress defended her co-star in November after Candace Owens lambasted him for wearing a dress on the cover of Vogue. The outspoken commentator said that the singer’s shoot was an “outright attack,” before writing, "Bring back manly men.”

Wilde joined outraged fans and fellow celebrities who came to Styles' defense, calling Owens “pathetic.”

Styles, meanwhile, praised Wilde’s directorial debut “Booksmart” and told Vogue he was “very honored” to play a role in her latest movie. She recast Styles in a lead role in “Don’t Worry Darling” after firing embattled actor Shia LaBeouf.