Rome

HARRY Styles’ American actress girlfriend Zoe Kravitz has been spotted wearing a ring on her wedding finger.

The star, 37, looked more loved up than ever with her 31-year-old pop star partner as they wandered arm in arm in Rome.

Zoe wore a gold band on her wedding ring finger weeks after first sparking engagement rumours.

Harry – who is worth £225million – carried a shopping bag after popping into a jewellery store on a Christmas shopping trip.

He wore a long grey coat with sunglasses placed on top of his head, while Zoe’s relaxed cape-style jacket with a bright purple scarf.

The Sun revealed how Harry and Zoe had begun dating casually – after years of friendship – back in August.

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Harry has dated some of the most high-profile women on the planet including Taylor Swift and Kendall Jenner, with last proper relationship being with director Olivia Wilde.

Meanwhile Zoe has been single since October 2024, when she and fellow actor Channing Tatum called off their engagement after three years.

Since hooking up with Harry, the pair have been inseparable – travelling to New York and Rome in recent months.

And in an unusual move for both the stars they have ended up being photographed a lot.

They haven’t shied away from the camera like they would usually do – and we can reveal why.

Our insider explained: “Harry is a very private man – it’s no secret he’s dated lots of people but it’s not always so public. 

“If he wanted to, Harry knows exactly how to keep things underwraps.

“He’s been in this industry a long time and he knows how his fanbase reacts to things. 

“He doesn’t take introducing the world to a new girlfriend lightly. 

“He has thought long and hard about it but he’s prepared for the backlash because he thinks Zoe is the real deal.

“It’s never easy for someone to date Harry and they’ve definitely chatted about what it will be like – and Zoe is fully on board. 

“It’s not just a fling and them happily being snapped really shows that.”

AN iconic tourist attraction in Europe is set to introduce its first ever entry fee – but only for tourists.

The historic Trevi Fountain in Rome dates back to 1762, built to provide both water to citizens and to show off the Catholic Church’s wealth.

But new plans could see it charge tourists to visit from next year.

The fountain – while always drawing large crowds – has always been open to the public.

Around 5.3million tourists visited the fountain in the first half of 2025.

Proposed plans will enforce a €2 (£1.76) entry for holidaymakers, with a separate entrance from citizens

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Locals will not have to pay a fee to visit it.

It is suggested the rules could be going ahead as soon as January 7.

However, Rome‘s city council said they were considering the new fee but that there was no confirmation it would be going ahead next month.

The new rule has divided people with some backing it in the hopes to reduce crowds.

One person said on social media: “Good idea. I tried walking through the area last November and could barely move, so many people.”

However, most said it would “ruin the charm” of the fountain.

Others said: “Nothing like taking away from the beautiful view of the fountain.”

Another agreed: “More companies making money!”

A third said: “How does one completely ruin and destroy the beauty of historical Italian architecture and monuments? Stick an ugly turnstile entrance and barriers in front of it.”

Most people visit it to throw a coin in, with legend saying one coin to return to Rome, two for love and three for marriage.

All of the coins are donated to a local charity, with thousands taken every years.

And it isn’t the only place introducing fees does tourists.

The famous courtyard and balcony of Romeo and Juliet in Verona is introducing strict new fees.

Tourists will have to pay €12 (£10.54) to enter – previously free – and only be allowed to visit the balcony for 60 seconds.

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