Dakota Johnson was seen kissing her rumoured boyfriend Matthew Hitt.
The 'Fifty Shades of Grey' actress has been photographed embracing the Welsh musician as they enjoyed a romantic stroll in New York on Wednesday (23.07.14).
According to eye-witnesses who spoke to E! News, the couple "looked very cosy with one another".
Another revealed that they looked "happy and in love."
The 24-year-old actress looked beautiful in a mid-length printed dress, which she accessorised with a black satchel and tortoise shell sunglasses. Her beau looked similarly chic in black skinny jeans and a tight-fitting black denim jacket.
The recent photos of Dakota embracing her new man suggest that she has officially broken up with Jordan Masterson.
Jordan was first romantically linked to the brunette in September 2013 and would regularly visit Dakota whilst she was on set filming scenes for 'Fifty Shades of Grey'.
Meanwhile, Dakota has admitted she was a little anxious to see how people reacted to the trailer, which was released on Thursday (24.07.14).
Just like her on-screen character Anastasia Steele, Dakota remained coy, as she said: "We'll see what they think."

Daniel Radcliffe wants lots of children.
The 'Harry Potter' actor is an only child and would love to have a huge family himself some day although he admitted it will be up to his partner as she will be the one who has to carry them.
Daniel, 25, who is currently dating Erin Darke, told PEOPLE: "Maybe because I'm an only child, I love the idea of lots of kids. But it will depend to a larger part on who I end up having kids with. I think men would be a lot less excited about having kids if we had to actually do it!"
Meanwhile, Daniel revealed his parents have kept him grounded despite him shooting to fame as a child, by reminding him of how lucky he is.
He explained: "I'd come whine about something that happened on the set, and my dad would say, 'You're not down in a coal mine.' It's a very good way of putting things into perspective."
The 'Woman in Black' actor recently admitted he thinks he is "getting better" at sex, though he insists losing his virginity wasn't a bad experience.
He said: "I'm one of the few people who seem to have had a really good first time.
"It was with somebody I'd gotten to know well. I'm happy to say I've had a lot better sex since then.
"But it wasn't as horrendously embarrassing as a lot of other people's were, like my friend who got drunk and did it with a stranger under a bridge.
"For some people sex might be better drunk. But for me and the person I'm doing it with it's much better sober."

Megan Fox won't let her sons date until they're 25.
The 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' actress thinks Noah, 22 months, and five-month-old Bodhi - her kids with husband Brian Austin Green - will grow up to "hate" her because she doesn't want them to have contact with the opposite sex until they are much older.
She said: "My kids aren't going to go to dances where they're next to girls. Are you kidding me? No girls! Not until they're 25 or something. I'm going to try and keep them in the house - they're going to hate me!"
The 28-year-old beauty also joked her sons will always think she is "cool" because she isn't planning on letting them out of the house very much.
She told 'Access Hollywood': Kids grow up and don't think their parents are cool at a certain age. My whole thing is to keep that from happening because I want both of my sons to live in my house forever - till the day that I die! I'm trying to convince them I'm the best, most awesome mum ever."
Megan plays April O'Neil in the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' movie and she isn't convinced she wants to have an action figure replica of her character.
She said: "It could be the most embarrassing thing ever. Can you imagine if your mum was an action figure?"

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Boots says Beyonce's 'Crazy In Love' was the perfect fit for the '50 Shades Of Grey' trailer.
The producer - who created the trailer's soundtrack - chose to rework the singer's hi-tempo anthem into a slower, more sultry tune and says it was the best choice for the S&M movie.
He told Complex.com: "It just fits. I like to think of myself as more than just a producer. I look at what we did for the trailer and this version of the song is, very much in my opinion, a score. "It was something that I consciously scored. Whenever it comes to the stuff that Bey and I do, I'll never speak for her, but I think that she killed it. She just absolutely killed it. The acapellas that she did gives me chills, so it's really dope."
Boots also believes Beyonce's song is the perfect accompaniment to the raunchy movie which tells the story of how virginal Anastasia Steele falls for bondage-loving billionaire Christian Grey.
He added: "I think falling in love can make you do crazy s**t. That was the spirit of the original song in the first place, we flipped it and it kind of became a whole thing. This is the first time I've ever worked on a trailer."

Este Haim "nearly died" at Glastonbury last year.
The Haim bassist suffers from type one diabetes - a condition where the body cannot control blood sugar levels because of problems with the hormone insulin - and after forgetting to eat before her performance at the 2013 festival, she was in danger of slipping into a coma.
She told BBC Newsbeat: "I think we've had a lot of trials and tribulations on the road, there have been a couple of little mishaps.
"Glastonbury being one of them when I almost died.
"I was so out of it that I just didn't remember that I hadn't eaten. By the sixth song, I could feel my blood sugar levels plummeting really really fast. My eyes were kind of fluttering in the back of my head."
Este left the stage and her quick-thinking manager was able to boost her sugar levels quickly.
She explained: "My manager, he's the best manager in the world, he had to put chocolate on his finger and stick it in my mouth.
"[He had to] put it on the side of my cheek and rub it for a good two minutes before I could get back on stage.
"I did the rest of the set sitting down like BB King."
Este says she and everyone around her are now more careful to make sure she has "her fuel for the day", but life on the road makes it tricky to manage her illness.
She explained: "It's due to the fact that your hours are always so different and food is never really constant."

Zoe Saldana says she'll be working on the 'Avatar' sequels for "at least eight or nine months".
The 'Colombiana' actress - who is pregnant with twins with her husband Marco Perego - has revealed that the upcoming follow-ups to the 2009 blockbuster will be filmed one after the other in California.
She said: "We're going to be shooting mainly in Los Angeles and that will make things easier for me since I live there.
"Because we're doing the sequels back-to-back, it's going to take at least eight or nine months to finish them."
Saldana starred as Neytiri in the first instalment of the adventure fantasy and is to reprise her role in the upcoming sequels, which are to be released in 2016 and 2017 respectively, and she claims the director is nearing the completion of her and her co-stars' - Sam Worthington and Sigourney Weaver's - scripts.
Speaking to the Daily Mirror newspaper, she added: "James Cameron is still working on the final drafts of the script and then everyone in the cast will get the call."
The 'Guardians of the Galaxy' star also spoke about the types of characters she likes to portray and confessed she wouldn't feel comfortable appearing in a film as simply someone's love interest.
The 36-year-old beauty explained: "I could never play just the girlfriend kind of role where, as a woman, you're there just as an afterthought to the male character.
"I've always held out to play dynamic and forceful women, and it's worked out very well for me."

Mark Hamill says his return to 'Star Wars' was like an "unexpected gift".
The 62-year-old actor starred as Luke Skywalker in the original 'Star Wars' trilogy and reprises his role in the upcoming next instalment 'Star Wars: Episode VII', and he's confessed he never imagined he'd be given the opportunity.
He said: "It's certainly unexpected. We had a beginning, a middle and an end - I never thought we'd come back. I still can't believe it's happening, and to go on to those sets that evoke so many memories, it's just astonishing. It just feels like an unexpected gift."
Although Hamill is also joined by his co-stars from the original trilogy - Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher - in the sci-fi follow-up, a host of new talent has also been signed up to star and he's revealed he wouldn't dream of giving them advice.
Speaking to BBC News, he said: "I thought even if they [Disney] did the trilogy, that we [himself, Ford and Fisher] wouldn't be involved because it's really about the new generation of characters, you know, we're just there to lend support.
"These kids, they're not kids but they're so talented I was just overwhelmed. They're all so diverse, there are people I recognise like Andy Serkis and new people I'd never seen before like Daisy Ridley but they're so good that I'm thinking of asking them for advice - I don't want to give any myself."

Chris Pratt says he would like to see his 'Guardians of the Galaxy' character kill Iron Man.
The 35-year-old actor plays the role of pilot Peter Quill aka Star Lord in the new Marvel Comics film and he's revealed that one of his dreams is for his character to slay Iron Man, played by Hollywood superstar Robert Downey Jr.
Speaking at a press conference for 'Guardians of the Galaxy' at London's Corinthia Hotel, he told BANG Showbiz: "I really, really think that Star Lord should kill Iron Man! It would be so awesome if he came down and he shot Tony Stark through the face - people would be so surprised. I think that would be awesome.
"You know, maybe not me [who kills him], maybe Rocket Racoon?"
Pratt also revealed that he often spends his spare time thinking of how the Marvel stories could evolve.
Regarding the killing of 'Iron Man', he said: "People would be super mad, but it'd be kind of great! They'd ask what prompted you to do that and we'd have to be like, 'Robert Downey Jr. makes $100 million a movie, we can't afford to have him any longer than that'."
'Guardians of the Galaxy' opens in UK cinemas on July 31.

Cheryl Cole is determined to win this year's 'X Factor'.
The 31-year-old pop star - who previously mentored winners Alexandra Burke and Joe McElderry - has revealed she's going to work tirelessly to ensure one of her acts wins the new series.
Talking to Greg James on BBC Radio 1 about possibly winning the show, Cheryl shared: "I'm gonna give it everything I've got."
The 'Crazy Stupid Love' songstress was famously fired from the American version of 'The X Factor' by show boss Simon Cowell in 2011, but now they're both back for the new series and Cheryl says they're good friends again.
Talking about their renewed friendship, she said: "[It's] good, like we've never been away, to be honest. I mean, obviously we don't agree on everything but that's how our relationship is."
Cheryl also downplayed any notion of a rivalry between her and new judge Mel B and praised the former Spice Girl for being "lovely".
She enthused:"She's actually lovely and funny. She's really nice."
The singer is happy that producers changed the audition process last year, with hopefuls now performing for the judges in an intimate room before singing again in front of a live audience.
Cheryl explained: "It's actually been going really well. We're back in to the small rooms for the first stages, which I always find better because it's a bit more personable. You can get to know [the contestants] without 3,000 people screaming."
Cheryl then joked: "And then, especially if you've got Simon's face looking at you, that's scary enough let alone 3,000 people."

Steven Moffat thinks 'Sherlock' "would be over by now" if he made more episodes.
The show's executive producer has hit back at a recent BBC Trust report, which argued it would be of great benefit to BBC One to air 12 episodes of the hit detective drama, insisting the show's leading men Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman would have quit if it was any longer than three episodes per series.
Speaking at the European premiere of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' in London's Leicester Square last night (24.07.14), Steven exclusively told BANG Showbiz: "BBC should be more innovative and make more of 'Sherlock'? Do they know what innovative means is my question?!
"It would never happen now. It could have happened at the beginning but had it happened, the show would be over by now because the boys wouldn't be doing it. That will never happen.
"I'm quite surprised we're announcing four [episodes for 2015] because it's normally three - and that's a huge step up for us!"
Martin - who plays Dr. John Watson - recently earned two Emmy Award nominations in the US and Steven admits he worries he may lose his two stars, both of whom have built up impressive film careers, to Hollywood.
However, the talented writer believes Martin and Benedict both love making 'Sherlock' as it's a nice break from their busy TV and film commitments in America.
He explained: "I think we might lose all of them to the US! In a way we have. If we were doing long runs of 'Sherlock', we'd have them lost them already.
"It's the fact they love it so much that they want to come back. Because it's an occasional treat, every two years you get back together and make a few of them - that can go on a bit.
"We're very proud and one day I suppose that pride will stop us making it because we don't ever want to make a bad one.
"We're all very excited by it and we all know whatever other successes we have or are having, we'll never have an experience like that."

'Thunderbirds Are Go!' producers have unveiled the first look at the new Tracy Island.
ITV Studios and Pukeko Pictures, who are rebooting the classic children's show for a new generation, have shared a glimpse at the iconic location in conjunction with a panel celebrating the franchise at San Diego Comic Con.
The picture shows the isolated, high-tech Tracy Island - which memorably boasted its own retractable swimming pool and tilting palm trees - surrounded by serene seawater.
Executive producer Giles Ridge said: "It's great to have the chance to give fans a sneak peak at the home of Thunderbirds. Tracy Island was a much loved feature of the original show, so it felt right that we showcase our new-look location with the show's followers."
'Thunderbirds Are Go!' will begin airing in 2015, exactly 50 years after the original series.
Hollywood actress Rosamund Pike will voice Lady Penelope in the new show, while original 'Thunderbirds' voice actor David Graham will reprise his role as her chauffeur Aloysius Parker.
The cast also includes Kayvan Novak, Thomas Brodie Sangster and Rasmus Hardiker.
Unlike the original show, which used puppets, 'Thunderbirds Are Go!' will be a mix of live action and CGI. Producers have enlisted Weta Workshop, the special effects company behind the 'Lord of the Rings' and 'Hobbit' movies, to bring the iconic characters to life.
The show will air on ITV and CITV next year.