The Brutalist’s Joe Alwyn, who dated Taylor Swift from 2017 to 2023, made his late night talk show debut on Seth Meyers’ Late Night.

Joe Alwyn discussed his relationship with ex Taylor Swift in a new interview with 'The Guardian,' revealing that he's moved on and is encouraging others to do the same. The actor and the singer dated for six years before breaking up in early 2023.

Joe Alwyn is briefly looking back on his breakup from Taylor Swift. During an interview with The Guardian published Sunday, the Brutalist actor was asked about his previous longtime relationship with Swift, who he dated for over six years.

Joe Alwyn has a blunt message for anyone still obsessing over his breakup from pop megastar, Taylor Swift: move on. During a recent chat with The Guardian, the Kinds of Kindness actor offered a rare comment on the six-year relationship,

Taylor Swift's ex, Joe Alwyn, has made it clear he's long since moved on from their relationship and is ready for others to do the same.

Despite getting the ex treatment from Taylor Swift on “The Tortured Poets Department,” Joe Alwyn still has fond feels about working with the singer during their six-year relationship.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce appear to be madly in love with one another. Still, many have found it difficult to let go of some of the “ You’re Losing Me ” singer’s past romantic partners. Unfortunately, for The Brutalist actor Joe Alwyn he’s on the shortlist of public commentary, which might’ve spilled over into his work.

Taylor Swift's ex Joe Alwyn has shared his feelings about their relationship, urging people to move on from their romance.

Seven months later, Joe Alwyn managed to remain diplomatic during his chat with The Guardian writer Tim Lewis. When asked if he was ever concerned his relationship with Taylor Swift would “overshadow” his acting career, the Brit said he's always tried to “ignore” the public's interpretations of his personal life.

Joe Alwyn cracked some jokes during his first time on a late-night talk show. The Favorite actor made his late-night talk show debut on Tuesday (January 14) when he appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers to promote his new film The Brutalist,