Daisy Edgar Jones spent the weekend with her Normal People co-star Paul Mescal partying together at Glastonbury.
The actress sent fans of the gripping BBC drama wild by sharing photos from the Worthy Farm festival, including a snap of her fun reunion with Paul.
“Glasto you’ve been good to me,” Daisy captioned the post, which showed her and Paul hugging each other.
In other photos, Daisy can be seen posing in her Hunter wellies at the VIP campsite and enjoying a few beers with a large group of friends, which also included actress Saoirse Ronan.
Daisy Edgar Jones spent the weekend with her Normal People co-star Paul Mescal partying together at Glastonbury.
The actress sent fans of the gripping BBC drama into a frenzy by sharing photos from the Worthy Farm festival.
She also posed with Shania Twain, who performed in the festival’s Legends section on Sunday.
In the latest photo, Daisy is shown cuddling up to her photographer boyfriend Ben Seed, whom she has been dating since the beginning of the year.
Last week, Daisy spoke about the possibility of a second series of Normal people.
The actress rose to fame in 2020 in just 12 episodes when BBC Three’s adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel hit screens.
Starring alongside Paul, Normal People followed Daisy’s character, Marianne Sheridan, and Paul’s character, Connell Waldron, in high school and their relationship during their college years.
But Daisy has now admitted that is where the story ends.
During an interview with Entertainment TonightThe actress was asked about the possibility of a follow-up series, but she replied: ‘No, there is no second season that I know of!’
However, if it were up to Daisy, she would watch Marianne and Connell again, and say, “It was really special. I love those characters and that world. I would love to go back and see where they are ten years later.”
In May, the couple were forced to apologize to fans after raising hopes for a second season of Normal People.
She also posed with Shania Twain, who performed in the festival’s Legends section on Sunday.
The star was seen juggling drinks cans during the fun-filled party weekend.
India Mullen, who also starred in Normal People as Peggy, was part of the group of friends
Other photos show Daisy posing in her Hunter wellies and enjoying a few beers with a large group of friends.
In the latest photo, Daisy is getting friendly with her photographer boyfriend Ben Seed, whom she has been dating since the beginning of the year.
Many fans of the BBC show assumed a second series was imminent after Paul and Daisy said they had “news to share” when they posted a selfie on social media.
However, it was later revealed that Daisy and Paul would host a marathon screening of the first series of Normal People to raise money for Unicef. and suicide prevention charity Pieta.
In a joint video on Instagram, Paul said: ‘Hi. The news is (and we’re so sorry to have misled people), but there will not be a second season.’
While the mischievous Daisy added: “Not yet! There is still time, don’t lose faith!”
She continued: ‘We’re running a charity draw for the chance to win tickets to see a marathon screening of all 12 episodes of Normal People on the big screen at a central London cinema on June 16.’
Last week, Daisy talked about the possibility of a second season of Normal People.
In May, the couple were forced to apologize to fans after raising hopes for a second season of Normal People following a cryptic Instagram post.
Fans went wild at the prospect of a sequel after Daisy and Paul shared a selfie.
Paul then chimed in: “We’ll be there, a lot of our friends from the show will be there, and also the creatives who helped build the show.”
Daisy explained how the proceeds would help the ‘amazing’ charity Pieta, which helps families and individuals affected by suicide and self-harm, similar to those in the series.
Before continuing, he said: “In addition, a portion of the proceeds will go to Unicef, which is doing incredible work to help children around the world who are displaced by conflict.”
However, it was later revealed that Daisy and Paul would host a marathon screening of the first series of Normal People to raise money for Unicef.
Paul concluded: “But seriously, we’re incredibly grateful for their support in advance. We’re so proud to be involved with these charities and we’re incredibly proud of the programme. So the more that are there, the better.”
Later in 2024, Daisy will appear in the American disaster film Twisters, which will be her fourth feature film.
Meanwhile, Paul, 28, will next appear in Gladiator II, and is currently filming the American coming-of-age musical comedy Merrily We Roll Along.
