Daniel Radcliffe works his magic with a mystery brunette … but what will girlfriend Rosie Coker say?

Does this spell the end of Daniel Radcliffe’s romance with long term girlfriend Rosie Coker?

The Harry Potter star was spotted arm-in-arm with a pretty girl during a night out in Chelsea last week.

He was snapped outside the Aztec Latin Lounge by himself, but later in the evening he was joined by the mystery brunette – who seemed more than happy to snuggle up the star.

Cast a spell on you: Daniel Radcliffe spotted arm in arm with mystery brunette in London’s Chelsea last week

Going solo: Daniel and his friend walked alone, before snuggling up to each other afterwards

Split? Radcliffe seen here with Rosie Coker in New York last August

Radcliffe later moved on to Raffles, a private members club on the King’s Road.

An onlooker told the Daily Star: ‘She initially did everything she could not to be seen with Daniel but she probably realised there wasn’t much point in trying to hide. She then went to the other extreme and linked arms – making it look like they’re a couple.

‘Daniel looked really relaxed and happy with her – it was obvious they’d had a nice evening together.
Anyone who didn’t know he had a girlfriend might have thought it was a date.’

He also hasn’t appeared to have shaved for a few days, completing the dressed down look.

His companion however opted for a smarter look, wearing a petty dark top and black jeans.

Radcliffe began dating production assistant Coker last summer, but it was also reported last month that their relationship has ended after he was spotted with another girl.

Only got eyes for Radcliffe: The mystery girl can’t stop gazing at the actor as they walk past photographers

A source told the newspaper: ‘For someone with a girlfriend Daniel does spend a lot of time with other girls. They could be just friends but it’s been two in less than a month so fans are ­going to start thinking he’s definitely split from Rosie.’

Earlier this year, Radcliffe spoke about marriage: saying: ‘Rosie’s lovely. She’s a wonderful, wonderful girl who’s far too good for me.

‘When growing up, I thought of marriage as being very official, drawing up a contract. It seemed slightly clinical to me. But then you meet somebody that you ­really love and you think “actually, I wouldn’t mind ­standing up in front of my friends and family and telling them how much I love you and that I want to be with you forever”‘.

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