Anna Camp and girlfriend Jade Whipkey make red carpet debut one month after going public with lesbian romance
Anna Camp and new girlfriend Jade Whipkey made their red carpet debut as a couple while attending the Los Angeles premiere of Bride Hard on Wednesday.
The Pitch Perfect alum, 42, cozied up to the stylist at the star-studded event - just one month after going public with her lesbian romance.
The actress dressed for the occasion in a light blue dress that clung to her frame and contained sparkling details on the fabric.
Her blonde locks were parted to the side and slicked back away from her face, allowing strands to fall down naturally behind her.
Camp accessorized the look for the evening with a pair of dazzling silver earrings and a few flashy rings on each of her hands.
Anna's makeup was glammed up and comprised of a layer of mascara to her lashes as well as a smoky shadow around her eyes.
A pink blush was added to her cheekbones for a radiant glow while a nude-colored, satin tint was worn on her lips for a finishing touch.
The star flashed a cheerful smile as she was joined by Whipkey for a series of snaps ahead of the screening at the DGA Theater.
Jade sported for a light gray blazer as well as a pair of matching trousers and a white shirt underneath.
At one point, Camp was seen draping her arm over the stylist's shoulders during the brief photo session on the red carpet.
Anna and Jade were later spotted spending time together inside the venue as they sipped on refreshing drinks.
The couple were first linked last month in May when the actress reposted an image Whipkey had initially uploaded to her own Instagram account.
The snap showed the True Blood star sitting at a table inside a restaurant with the text: 'Her smile is a poem, her eyes are roses, her laugh is music for dancing.'
Camp reshared the picture to her Instagram stories by tagging Jade and added a fiery red heart emoji - confirming their relationship.
Shortly after, the pair were spotted sharing a kiss as they stepped out for an outing in Los Angeles not long after going public with their budding romance.
Back in February, Camp and Whipkey made an appearance in a TikTok video for Mr.Big.USA - and recalled some of the worst dates they ever had.
The actress talked about how a male date had showed up nearly an hour late and added 'he said that I was prettier in a movie than I was in person.'
Anna was then questioned what she 'expects from a guy on the first date?'
She answered with, 'Well, I don't expect anything from a guy anymore because I'm dating a woman and it's great,' prompting Jade to wrap her arm around the star.
Before her current romance, Camp was previously married to Michael Mosley from 2010 through 2013.
She also tied the knot with Skylar Astin in 2016 but their divorce was finalized three years later in 2019.
Last month, Anna compared her marriage to Mosley as a 'one-night stand that lasted 7 years' during an episode of Penn Badgley's Podcrushed podcast.
During the conversation, Camp recalled initially crossing paths with the Ozark star during a night out in NYC shortly after a breakup.
'So we met very young, it was like a one-night stand that lasted 7 years. And we grew a lot from 21 - he was a little older - but I changed so much when we both moved from New York to L.A. together,' she explained.
'He's an actor, a wonderful actor,' Camp continued before giving insight into where they stand now.
'We're still pretty close. But it was really difficult to not be working anymore,' she added of their past relationship.
'It was really, really, really hard to see someone who met me at such a young age. I just moved to New York. We were like doing our laundry, walking down the street getting drunk. Hanging out, partying.'
Anna explained, 'I wanted to keep that for the rest of my life because that is what I had imagined.
'And then to have it just not be working at all and having us be totally different people - that was really, really hard. And that was definitely a heartbreak of mine.'
However, she shared that her ex is 'great' and that they both 'still talk' despite their separation over a decade earlier.
The two stars have proven that they are still on good terms when they reunited to appear in the 2024 movie Neo-Dome.
When her second marriage ended, Anna told People at the time: 'It's been really scary and liberating at the same time.'
Camp was also later linked to drummer Michael Johnson - although it is not known when their relationship came to an end.
The actress recently took on a leading role in the upcoming action comedy Bride Hard, which also stars Rebel Wilson, Anna Chlumsky, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Gigi Zumbado, Justin Hartley and Stephen Dorff.
The premise is: 'When a mercenary group takes a lavish wedding hostage, they have no idea what they are in for as the maid of honor is actually a secret agent ready to rain hellfire upon anyone who would ruin her best friend's wedding,' per IMDB.
The movie - which was directed by Simon West - is set to hit theaters later this week on June 20.
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