Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey: From Social Media Whispers to the Red Carpet
Celebrity relationships rarely stay under wraps for long, but Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey found a way to keep fans guessing—until they hit the red carpet together in Los Angeles on June 18, 2025. The couple made their public debut at the premiere of Bride Hard, posing for cameras and sharing genuine moments that told the crowd exactly what words couldn’t: they’re officially an item.
Anna Camp, probably best known for her role as Aubrey Posen in the Pitch Perfect films, has been part of Hollywood’s favorite ensembles for years. But this year, instead of spotlighting just her latest roles, Camp’s been turning heads with news from her personal life. Jade Whipkey, a respected stylist whose roster includes stars like Keke Palmer and Destiny Rogers, is no stranger to the glam of Hollywood, but until now, she’s mostly been behind the scenes—instead of walking alongside a leading lady in the middle of the photographers’ glare.
The couple’s journey into the public eye didn’t start on the red carpet. Back in February, sharp-eyed fans noticed a change in Anna’s social media vibe. She kicked things off with a TikTok interview where she casually referenced dating a woman—setting off weeks of buzz. That moment, as offhand as it might have seemed, signaled something new and refreshing for both her followers and the media. The subtle social media reveals didn’t stop there. From heart emojis on Instagram stories to a photographed kiss in LA as spring warmed up, they weren’t exactly hiding, but they weren’t broadcasting every detail either.
Jade, meanwhile, has built a name for herself in fashion and creative circles. She’s styled looks for red carpets, curated magazine shoots, and even worked on some pretty unconventional campaigns in LA’s competitive creative scene. Her creative partnerships have made regular appearances in online style publications—and now, thanks to Anna, she’s popping up further outside the industry bubble.
It wasn’t just the red carpet that made headlines for the pair. Just before their big movie night out, the couple showed up together at a Palm Springs Magazine launch party. Whipkey documented the evening with affectionate posts, capturing the relaxed, affectionate vibe that’s quickly become their signature. It felt genuine—not a PR maneuver, but the kind of small, joyful moment most couples would share if the world wasn’t watching so closely.
These public appearances feel bigger than just a celebrity hookup. Anna’s previous marriage to Skylar Astin (her Pitch Perfect co-star) ended in 2019, and she’s since kept her dating life fairly low-profile. Moving into a new relationship—one that’s openly queer and joyfully celebrated—matters. In a town where so much is still coded or hidden for image’s sake, Anna and Jade are simply showing up as themselves.
Making Space for Queer Love in Hollywood
Red carpet debuts carry their own weight, especially in Hollywood, where carefully managed images often leave little room for spontaneity or authenticity. For Anna and Jade, stepping out as a couple sends a clear signal, both to their peers and their fans. You can see it in the way fans and onlookers have rallied around, commenting support on every new selfie and congratulatory post.
For queer women in entertainment—not to mention fans who have followed Anna’s career for years—this romance feels like a win. It’s not about making a big announcement; it’s about showing that love, in all forms, deserves to be seen. And in 2025, Hollywood seems a little brighter for it.
