Having become one of the most influential actresses of her generation, Emma Watson rose to international fame thanks to her role as the unforgettable Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter franchise.
Over the years, her impact has extended far beyond film: she’s been a muse for Prada and a United Nations ambassador, among other projects that have solidified her public profile. However, despite her enormous media exposure, the actress has always tried to keep her private life out of the spotlight.
For months, reports had been circulating linking her romantically to businessman Gonzalo Hevia Baillères and while the pair have largely kept their relationship private, everything appeared to change after they were seen kissing at an airport. In new photos obtained by HELLO!, the actress was spotted canoodling with her rumoured love interest, proving their romance is well and truly on.
New photos
Emma and Gonzalo were pictured jetting off on a romantic trip to Mexico together, cuddling up at the airport as they waited to board their flight. The couple were seen in the queue to drop off their luggage, sharing a sweet kiss and a hug.
Dressed down in a grey sweater and casual shorts, The Perks of Being a Wallflower star flew under the radar by donning a pink baseball cap and wearing her hair up in a bun, carrying her in-flight essentials in a designer backpack. The lovebirds were also spotted taking a coffee break as they waited in the departures lounge.
Yet more photos from their romantic break in Mexico showed the star enjoying an intimate dinner date with Gonzalo in a dimly-lit restaurant. The couple only had eyes for each other as they chatted over dinner.
Who is Gonzalo Hevia Baillères?
Gonzalo is a Mexican entrepreneur who has been linked to one of the country’s wealthiest families, according to International Business Times and Forbes. While their exact new worth is unknown, reports estimate that it could sit anywhere between $6.65 billion and $19.7 billion, as per Cosmopolitan. He has previously been romantically linked to Mexican actress and singer Belinda, who dedicated the song “Heterocromía” – a reference to the genetic condition he has – to him.
According to Quién magazine, Emma and Gonzalo were first spotted together in Courchevel, an exclusive destination set against the backdrop of the French Alps and a favourite spot for winter getaways.
They soon traded the snowy slopes of the European mountains for the idyllic beaches of Punta Mita, one of the most sought-after destinations on Mexico’s Pacific coast. There, they have reportedly been spotted on several occasions in recent months, enjoying romantic dinners by the sea and sharing affectionate moments together.
Emma and Gonzalo’s shared interests
Although their relationship may seem unexpected at first glance, Emma and Gonzalo appear to share several interests, including the world of business.
The entrepreneur – described by those close to him as “strategic, curious and innovation-oriented”, as reported by Quién – has built his career in the technology sector, specialising in artificial intelligence, logistics and investment.
It is in the investment space that Gonzalo has the strongest presence. He founded HBeyond, an asset management firm where he serves as CEO. The company has offices in New York, Miami and Mexico City – the latter being the location of his recent appearance with the actress.
According to Cosmopolitan, Gonzalo is also the founder and CEO of Lok, a mobility and logistics startup that offers consulting and services for smart infrastructure.
“We are facing a global climate crisis, and as entrepreneurs we have a responsibility to leverage all available technologies to solve this problem with a greater impact, one that can address the root cause,” he said in an interview with the specialised publication Mundo Ejecutivo.
Emma, meanwhile, has established herself as one of the most successful British actresses of her generation, starring in major productions including Harry Potter, Beauty and the Beast and Little Women.
Beyond her on-screen success, she studied literature at two of the world’s most prestigious universities, Oxford and Brown, and is a prominent advocate for gender equality. She has worked with organisations including the Malala Fund and the United Nations.
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