Jason Sudeikis Cozying Up To Model Keeley Hazell After Split From Olivia Wilde — See 5 Sizzling Snaps Of The British Beauty

Actor Jason Sudeikis is wasting no time after his sudden split from Olivia Wilde after nine years together. The Horrible Bosses star is reportedly dating British model Keeley Hazell. 

“Jason has always found Keeley incredibly attractive, and has told pals he’s had a crush on her since her Page 3 days,” a source dished to The Sun, adding that the two have been friends for years, but purely platonic. 

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The news of Sudeikis new romance comes after his ex has been getting serious with former One Direction boy bander Harry Styles. Hazell was said to be there to pick up the pieces and comfort Sudeikis after his shocking breakup. 

When the Ted Lasso star found out about his ex and Styles, "Keeley was one of the people whom he turned towards,” a source said. “During this time he was understandably devastated, but she was brilliant and incredibly supportive.”

The source continued, “He invited her to join him for dinner with mates in L.A., and their flirty banter quickly set tongues wagging. They have met up since, but obviously it’s all very early days.”

As OK! previously reported, Sudeikis and Wilde called it quits in November. Wilde was spotted holding hands with her upcoming film Don’t Worry Darling costar Styles in January.  

While the pair have been coy about their relationship, Wilde posted a black-and-white snap of Styles on Instagram Monday, February 15, to praise the singer for taking on a supporting role in the new film. 

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"Little known fact: most male actors don’t want to play supporting roles in female-led films," Wilde wrote. "The industry has raised them to believe it lessens their power (i.e financial value) to accept these roles, which is one of the reasons it’s so hard to get financing for movies focusing on female stories."