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Potter star talks about new romance
Wednesday 12 March 2008According to the Mirror, the 17-year-old actress said: "I'm really happy. I'm not sure if he is 'the one' just yet, we've only been going out together for three weeks, but it's brilliant at the moment. He is a friend of a friend."
"We've known each other for a while but we only got together last month. He isn't an actor and he didn't go to my school, which is great, we're just having fun," she said.
Watson laughed off previous media rumours which linked her to Razorlight frontman Johnny Borrell and her 'Harry Potter' co-star Daniel Radcliffe.
"I've been linked to so many guys I sound like a wanton woman."
"Daniel and I have been mates for the past six years, so we're used to it. Then there was Johnny Borrell. But this is my boyfriend now," she said, referring to the new man in her life.
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