Zach Braff grabs dinner with ex-girlfriend Florence Pugh’s parents, grandma
Zach Braff is on such good terms with his ex-girlfriend Florence Pugh‘s family that he grabbed dinner with them Saturday night.
The actor was photographed leaving a restaurant in New York City with the actress’ father, Clinton, her mother, Deborah, and her grandmother Pat.
Cary Brothers — who has a song featured in the Braff-directed and Pugh-starring film “A Good Person” — was also present for the outing.
The musician was seen giving Deborah a big hug before he and the “Scrubs” star bid the smiling relatives goodbye.
For the meal, Braff wore a chocolate brown peacoat atop a navy blue shirt, which he paired with dark jeans and gray sneakers.
Meanwhile, Brothers opted for a black trench coat and matching slacks, a sweater with geometric shapes on it and brown dress shoes.
Though Braff, 47, and Pugh, 27, ended their romantic relationship last year, they remain quite close.
Earlier this month, the former flames reunited in complementary outfits at the premiere of their movie, where they were snapped with their arms around each other’s waists while waking the red carpet.
Since their purposefully quiet split — which the “Don’t Worry Darling” star confirmed in August 2022 — the notoriously private pair have even been caught exchanging playful comments on Instagram.
And on Pugh’s 27th birthday in January, Braff posted a sweet tribute in which he called his ex a “legend.”
The two met through a mutual friend and were first spotted out publicly together in April 2019.
Over the course of their three-year relationship, they quarantined together during the COVID-19 pandemic, adopted a dog and publicly gushed over each other on birthdays and holidays.
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However, they also faced constant criticism over their 20-year age gap.
In fact, after they separated, Pugh told Harper’s Bazaar that one of the reasons she and Braff tried to “do this separation without the world knowing” was because “it’s been a relationship that everybody has an opinion on.”
“We just felt something like this would really do us the benefit of not having millions of people telling us how happy they are that we’re not together,” she explained.
In an interview with Vogue earlier this year, the “Midsommar” star hypothesized that fans were not thrilled by the romance because they “imagined [her] with someone younger and someone in blockbusters.”
Pugh is now rumored to be dating South London photographer Charlie Gooch, whose hand she was seen holding on Valentine’s Day.
