She may have been coy about rumours of a romance with rocker Johnny Borrell, but it seems Emma Watson is not being so secretive about the new man in her life.
The 17-year-old Harry Potter star was kissing a handsome blond at the after-party of the Empire film awards last night - and the couple left very little to the imagination about how they felt about each other.
The pair were clearly oblivious to the fact that onlookers were watching their every move at the Carbon Club in Marble Arch.
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Weaving her magic: Emma Watson and financier Jay were spotted cosying up at the Empire Awards after-party in London last night
Sources say the lucky man man is called Jay, and he works in finance.One onlooker said: ?He was definitely into Emma. As soon as she got there they took a corner table at the back of the bar and were engrossed in conversation.
?They clearly wanted to be left alone. Soon after they sat down with friends, his hands were all over her and then they started to kiss.?
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After an hour, the pair then sauntered upstairs into a quieter section of the bar to continue their romantic embrace.
Despite their amorous antics in the club - and perhaps because Emma knew what might end up in today's gossip columns - the pair left the venue separately and went home in separate cars.
Hopefully, Emma's parents will be breathing a sigh of relief this morning at their daughter's latest choice in boyfriends.
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Baby news: Matt Damon attended the ceremony with wife Luciana, who is expecting another child
Chris and Jacqueline Watson ?went mad? when they saw photos of the teenager partying with former heroin addict and Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell during London Fashion Week last month.While Jay seems far more clean-cut than Johnny, the Watsons have always kept a strict eye on their daughter.
Emma, who is worth at least £10million, has previously dated rising rugby star Tom Ducker, 16.
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Actress Jaime Winstone also attended the Empire Film Awards aftershow party at Carbon Bar, along with model Agyness Deyn, who was later spotted hugging a tree after it was knocked over by a photographer.
The earlier ceremony, held at Park Lane's Grosvenor House Hotel last night, atoned for last month's Oscar snub to Atonement as the Brit film scooped the top gongs, Best British Film, Best Actress (Keira Knightley) and Best Actor (James McAvoy).
Best Film went to Hollywood blockbuster The Bourne Ultimatum and was picked up by the film's director Paul Greengrass and its star, Matt Damon.
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The actor was joined by his wife Luciana Barroso, who showed off a budding baby bump in her figure-hugging black frock.
The couple have just announced they are expecting another child.
Damon, who is on a break from filming the CIA thriller Green Zone in Morocco, suggested there could be a fourth film in the Bourne franchise.
"I keep trying to kill him off but every time I get voted down," he said.
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Later he joked about his disappointment at missing out on an acting gong: "If you thought I was going to come here and suffer the indecency of getting smoked by James McAvoy for Best Actor, do you think I would have shown my face in public?"
McAvoy spent the evening dodging between the Empire ceremony and the Olivier Awards, where his partner Anne-Marie Duff was nominated for best actress for her performance in Joan Of Arc.
The Empire award for Best Newcomer went to Sam Riley, for his portrayal of Ian Curtis in the Joy Division biopic Control.
The film also triumphed in the best soundtrack category.