Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood avoid each other on Met Gala 2025 red carpet despite seemingly squashing feud

Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood avoided each other at the 2025 Met Gala after seemingly squashing their feud.

The “White Lotus” co-stars walked the red carpet separately at the the annual event helmed by Vogue’s Anna Wintour, with this year’s theme being “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style.”

Though they both wore tuxedo-inspired ensembles, the actor, 53, posed for a few pictures with Kerry Washington, while Wood, 31, stayed close to “White Lotus” co-star Patrick Schwarzenegger.

Blackpink’s Lisa — who made her acting debut in Season 3 of the HBO series — also attended the star-studded soirée.

Earlier on Monday, eagle-eyed Instagram users noticed that Goggins and Wood are now following each other again.

Fallout rumors began to swirl last month following the Season 3 finale after fans realized the on-screen love interests had unfollowed each other on the social media platform.

Furthermore, sleuths believed Goggins might have even blocked Wood — whom he had referred to as “the brightest light in every room” in August 2024 — because her comments on his previous posts had disappeared, while his still appeared on hers.

Speculation escalated when the actors posted tributes to their characters’ love story but didn’t tag each other.

To make matters worse, Goggins praised a “Saturday Night Live” sketch that mocked Wood’s teeth, calling the bit “SMASHING” and “Amazzzingggg.”

Then last week, he abruptly ended an interview with the London Times after writer Ed Potton asked him questions about the status of his friendship with Wood.

“I’m not gonna have that conversation,” he responded in the published article.

Goggins’ American publicist quickly jumped in to say, “We’re not going there, thank you,” which prompted his British rep to demand the “next question.”

After Goggins called out Potton for sneaking in “thinly veiled” questions and not seeming “interested” in talking about his new movie, his team cut short the conversation that Potton later described as “off the rails.”