Daisy Edgar-Jones continues her whirlwind Twisters press tour in New York
Daisy Edgar-Jones continued her hectic press tour to promote her new part in Twisters on Friday by going out in New York in another stylish ensemble.
The 26-year-old actress showed off her toned body while sporting a black cycling short with a high waist and a white crop top.
With a little raspberry-colored handbag and a maroon brown patent leather jacket, the actress wore a casual yet fashionable ensemble.
Daisy completed her look with black leather loafers, silver hoops earrings, and slim-framed sunglasses.
The actress from Normal People is in New York to promote her leading part in the upcoming film Twisters.
Daisy’s straight brunette hair and the way her fringe framed her face made her look radiant for the cameras.
She has demonstrated throughout the last week that she is the queen of outfit changes.
Daisy donned a grey minidress with a love heart embellishment around the bust in a prior appearance.
She waved to admirers outside the ABC studio while wearing a pair of nude strappy heels that gave her an extra inch on her body.
Prior to that, Daisy looked chic in a white satin co-ord that included a midi skirt and bandeau top.
The stunning woman accessorized with some black oval shades and added inches to her frame with a pair of white high heels.
Daisy, however, changed her outfit again and looked stunning in a semi-sheer dusky blue co-ord that featured a flowy top and a ruffled maxi skirt.
The eagerly awaited sequel to the 1996 hit Twister, Twisters, stars Daisy as Kate Cooper, a young woman scarred by a tornado who is drawn back by her friend Javi (Anthony Ramos), who demonstrates a novel method for charting storm tracks.
However, Tyler Owens (Glen Powell), a showy storm chaser who puts his life in danger to approach tornadoes for profitable social media material, gets in the way of the two.
It happened when close friend Daisy was rudely disconnected by Paul Mescal during her live radio broadcast.
On Wednesday, the actress joined Greg James on BBC Radio 1 Breakfast for a game of Sit Down, Stand Up.
Daisy chose to give her 28-year-old co-star Paul on Normal People a call first, but she later said, «Paul called me on this show and I didn’t answer.»
‘That’s true, you blanked him,’ host Greg retorted. He was very depressed when nobody answered.
Daisy remarked, «Well, I have a feeling he won’t reach out to me, so maybe there will be some relief knowing it’s not personal and it’s not just him.»
Greg then predicted that Paul would be seated, while Daisy said that he would be standing.
Daisy chuckled as the phone began to ring, saying, «Oh! He ended the call. Whoa. He simply hung up.
When they called him again, Paul did not pick up, so Daisy said, «I think we accept defeat.»
We are even, therefore it’s okay. Everything is one. Later, I’ll speak with him sternly.
Daisy revealed her wonderful friendship with her co-star and friend Paul earlier this year.
Since they first connected on the set of Normal People in 2019, the couple has delighted audiences with glimpses of their endearing bond.
The actress said that she views the Gladiators II star as one of her «lifetime best friends» in a recent interview with Variety.
‘He’s an extremely grounded guy and I am too, I think, so it’s good to be able to have those touchstones and those people you can joke about it and be lighter with,’ she said to the outlet.
«I’m so excited to see where we’ll be at 32, 42, and what life will bring us,» said the woman who met Paul when she was 22 and I was 20.
With just 12 episodes when the BBC Three adaptation of Sally Rooney’s book debuted in 2020, the actress became incredibly well-known.
In Normal People, Daisy’s character Marianne Sheridan and Paul’s character Connell Waldron were followed over their high school and college years. Daisy played opposite Paul.
Daisy, though, has finally acknowledged that’s how the tale ends.
When the actress was asked if she knew of any potential follow-up series, she said, «No, there isn’t one that I know of,» in an interview with Entertainment Tonight.
Daisy, on the other hand, would like going back and seeing Marianne and Connell ten years later, exclaiming, «It was really special, I love those characters and that world.»
