Kit Harington Opts To Have Relationship With Leslie Rose Under Wraps? Actor Opens Up About 'Game Of Thrones' Fame

The rumors about the relationship between Kit Harington and Rose Leslie continue to persist even if the "Game of Thrones" actor is trying to keep his privacy amid the hype surrounding his character Jon Snow.

Back in September, it was reported that Leslie Rose and Kit Harington are back together after splitting earlier this year.

In an Instagram post by user The Kyrbin, it did appear that Jon Snow and Rose Leslie are back together as they seemed to be cozying up while on an escalator. The caption read, "You know nothing Jon Snow. Yes, it's the Wildling and Jon Snow. Yes, they were holding hands #wow #gameofthrones #kirbyn."

A month later, Kit Harington and Leslie Rose were snapped together in London appearing to be out on a date. The two seemed to be surprised by fans asking for their autographs. The caption on the Twitter post read, "Rose Leslie and Kit Harington in London yesterday."

A day later, "Game of Thrones" couple Kit Harington and Leslie Rose were again snapped while stepping out of the Children's Monologue play at the Royal Court Theatre in London.

But don't expect Kit Harington to comment on the nature of his relationship with Rose Leslie as he told GQ.

"I'll never talk about any particular relationship I've been in," he said. "But I will say I'm single at the moment."

Meanwhile, if it were up to Kit Harington, he wants people to stay away from his relationship with Rose Leslie or his personal life in general although the "Game of Thrones" actor has learned to adjust to fame.

"Cameraphones in general are the curse of the modern age," he told IGN. "I don't know what it's doing for our brains or our lives, but I have a feeling it could be a very bad thing. So get me onto cameraphones; I can run all day, but it's something where, if you're lucky enough to work as an actor and recognizable, you're going to get photographed. That's just what it is. Yes, of course it's annoying. [laughs] But I can't do anything about it. Everyone's a f--king cameraman nowadays."