Joe Alwyn Posts First Photos on Social Media Amid Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Confirmed Romance

Joe Alwyn, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce (Inset)

As Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's romance continues to heat up, it looks like her ex, Joe Alwyn, is moving on with his life, with the English actor sharing a fun yet rare update with fans on social media.

The Mary Queen of Scots actor took to Instagram on Monday, Jan. 19, to post a handful of snaps from his life lately, starting with a moody photo of what appears to be Alwyn through a mirror placed in tall grass. What followed was a photo of a dog sitting in front of a few beers, a meme about drinks, and a snap of Alwyn at an event, cheekily smiling back at the camera from behind Succession actor Brian Cox.

He also included photos of a casino, some ocean waves, a beautiful view that is likely Los Angeles, and a few other unique images, ending with a sweet picture of himself when he was a young boy making little animal ears on his head with his hands. Alwyn didn't include any caption for the post, letting the photos speak for themselves.

Alwyn also didn't allow any comments, which is normal for the actor. This is his first update on his Instagram account in months. The last time he shared a look at his life was at the start of September, right before his longtime ex Swift publicly debuted her new romance with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Kelce when she attended her first football game in support of the player.

At the end of the month, Swift was seen cheering for Kelce in the suite at the Chiefs' home stadium alongside his mother, Donna Kelce. Not long before that, Alwyn shared a social media post filled with random photos from his life.

More recently, Alwyn was spotted at an industry event in London, England—as Swift and Kelce were celebrating the Chiefs' big Super Bowl win—with the Favourite star looking fashionable in a black tuxedo and bowtie with a velvet jacket.

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