Corey Mylchreest Sparks Romance Rumors After Sizzling Chemistry With 'My Oxford Year' Costar Sofia Carson

Corey Mylchreest turned heads alongside Sofia Carson in their new film, My Oxford Year — but what's brewing in his personal life?

Is the 27-year-old actor single, or is there someone special in the picture?

The Netflix rom-com, based on Julia Whelan's acclaimed novel, premiered earlier this month. In it, Mylchreest plays Jamie, a literature professor, while Carson portrays Anna, who falls for him during her year abroad at the University of Oxford. Their on-screen chemistry captivated audiences, but Mylchreest shared an interesting perspective on creating sparks.

"Sofia is much more in the camp that it is this intangible thing," he explained in an interview with Us Weekly. "And I think I find it to be more about commitment to the role independently and your willingness to jump and discover what their relationship is."

In the same conversation, Mylchreest expressed his appreciation for getting along with costars, noting, "I'm very lucky in that I haven't had an experience where I don't get on with my scene partner. It makes the day a lot easier."

This camaraderie undoubtedly contributed to their swoon-worthy dynamic, but what about his dating life?

Recent insights into Mylchreest's romantic status remain elusive. However, he did share that he had a girlfriend while discussing preparations for Queen Charlotte in 2023.

"I sat down with my girlfriend and we did the whole shebang," he revealed, seemingly referencing British actress Hannah Holland.

The last sighting of Mylchreest and Holland together took place at Wimbledon in 2024, where they posed for photos with fellow Bridgerton stars and enjoyed a match.

In a tender moment, Holland rested her head gently on Mylchreest's shoulder.

While his current relationship status remains uncertain, Mylchreest humorously joked about his love language during an August interview with India Today.

"Just gifts. Three times. Gift, gift, gifts. Give me gifts, and I will give you gifts," he shared.

Discussing his passion for romantic storytelling, Mylchreest told Us Weekly, "In [terms of] storytelling, I think [romantic films are] quite fulfilling. I think a lot of the time, rom-coms can be a bit like medicine."

He added: "They can give a lot of escapism, especially right now. The world's not a very cohesive and happy place. And in times like that, stories that are containing 'com' of the rom-com can give you a bit of a break from everything."