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Hailee Steinfeld, Michael B. Jordan, and More Sinners Stars’ Love Lives | E! News

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With the 2026 Golden Globes kicking off Jan. 11, ‘Sinners’ is emerging as one of the most talked-about films of the season. The Ryan Coogler–directed vampire thriller was a box office hit and sparked major buzz not only for its storyline, but also for the real-life romances of its stars. Michael B. Jordan, who plays twins Smoke and Stack, fueled dating rumors after being spotted with actress Taylor Russell in 2025, almost three years after he split with Lori Harvey following two years of dating. Hailee Steinfeld, who stars as Mary in the movie, is married to Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, with the couple tying the knot in 2025 and later announcing they’re expecting their first child. Meanwhile, Wunmi Mosaku keeps her personal life mostly private, but she has shared that she welcomed a daughter in 2024 and was seven months postpartum while filming ‘Sinners.’ Full Story: https://www.eonline.com/news/1426872/critics-choice-awards-michael-b-jordan-on-success-of-sinners

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