Katie Holmes Makes First Official Public Appearance with Boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky - E! News

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E! News reported that Katie Holmes and Jason Bard Yarmosky made their first official public appearance as a couple on July 24 at a Ferragamo event held at Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton, New York. The outlet said the appearance followed romance speculation earlier in the month and marked a more formal public debut for the pair.
According to E!, Holmes and Yarmosky attended the fashion event in coordinated navy outfits. Holmes, an actor and filmmaker, wore a sheer navy blouse with a metallic fringe skirt, black shoes and a bright orange handbag. Yarmosky, identified by the outlet as a New York City-based artist, wore a navy sweater and trousers with black loafers. Holmes told Elle that the matching look reflected “similar taste.”
E! also noted that the couple had recently been seen together at a July 10 Hamptons screening of Olivia Wilde’s The Invite, where they walked hand in hand and posed near the film’s poster. The outlet said Holmes has not publicly commented in detail on the relationship.
The development is notable because E! described Yarmosky as Holmes’ first public relationship in years. The article pointed to her previous public link to musician Bobby Wooten II in 2022 and referenced fan interest around her renewed work and friendship with former Dawson’s Creek co-star Joshua Jackson on the Happy Hours film trilogy. E! reported that Jackson has publicly praised Holmes as a longtime friend.
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