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Gracie Abrams 'doesn't like hiding' romance with Paul Mescal
Abrams said the couple’s collaboration on “Imaginary Friend” felt natural, while she credited Aaron Dessner with helping her write from a steadier place.
- Singer-Songwriter Gracie Abrams discussed her relationship with actor Paul Mescal on The New York Times' Popcast, revealing they collaborated on the song 'Imaginary Friend' for her upcoming album, Daughter From Hell, releasing July 17, 2026.
- Abrams admitted she dislikes the 'feeling of hiding' her romance, while Mescal has emphasized maintaining impenetrable privacy boundaries; the pair seeks balance between public scrutiny and protecting what matters most.
- While she previously feared a 'secure and stable' relationship would diminish her songwriting, Abrams found collaborating with Mescal was 'fun to write together' and a natural extension of their creative home.
- The couple has become increasingly public over the past year, making joint appearances at the 2026 BAFTA Awards and Vanity Fair Oscar Party, marking a shift from their earlier private approach.
- As Abrams prepares for the July 17, 2026, release of Daughter From Hell, Mescal continues work on upcoming film projects; the pair maintains their relationship while navigating high-profile life in the spotlight.
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Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams’ Relationship Timeline: From Sideline Support to Red Carpet Official
Paul Mescal and Gracie Abrams kicked off their romance with an epic summer of love — and they’re still going strong. In between their busy 2024 schedules — he worked on the blockbuster film Gladiator II while Abrams opened for Taylor Swift on the Eras tour — the pair found time to make a special connection. Mescal and Abrams sparked romance rumors in June 2024 when they were spotted enjoying a meal in London. It wasn’t until the following…
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Belfast TelegraphGracie Abrams co-wrote a song with Paul Mescal for her upcoming album
The singer, known for the song That’s So True, revealed she co-wrote the song Imaginary Friend with her boyfriend, Normal People actor, Paul Mescal.
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The 26-year-old singer shared aspects of her relationship with the actor
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