Paula Patton Moves On From Ex Robin Thicke With Orlando Bloom? Duo Spotted 'Flirting' At The Oscars 2015 Bash
Paula Patton was reportedly "flirting" with "Pirates of the Caribbean" star Orlando Bloom at the Vanity Fair after-Oscars party. Is she moving on from the whole Robin Thicke fiasco?
According to OK! Magazine, Paula Patton and Orlando Bloom "were being pretty flirtatious during one of the biggest nights in Hollywood."
"They flirted insanely. He kept telling her how beautiful she looked and she was obviously eating it up," the article said. "The two had such a great time with each other that witnesses say they ignored other partygoers for at least an hour!"
Robin Thicke's ex wore a black gown that touched the floor with a deep cut in front that gives an ample peek of her cleavage.
Reportedly, the two only separated when Zoe Zaldana pulled Paula Patton onto the dance floor. Still, that didn't stop Orlando Bloom from gawking as the "Pirates of the Caribbean Star "just stared at her intensely as they walked away."
"Paula and Orlando would be a great match, not only looks wise, but also considering they both separated from their significant others (Robin Thicke and Miranda Kerr) around the same time period last year," it noted.
However, the article failed to point out that Orlando Bloom couldn't possibly date Paula Patton at this time because he's seeing a mystery blonde. They have been snapped together multiple times, displaying a lot of PDA even with son Flynn is around.
Meanwhile, amid the rumor that she's dating Orlando Bloom, Paula Patton nevertheless scored a role in the ABC pilot called "Runner." This is the first series for Robin Thicke's ex.
"Runner," according to Deadline, "centers on Lauren Marks (Patton), a wife and mother who had believed her husband had died in a plane crash, only to discover him alive, well and traveling with a mysterious woman who uses Lauren's stolen identity. Thrown into a world of secrets and crime, Lauren finds herself running into Mexican cartels and people from her past she had hoped to forget."
