With dating rumours swirling, Harry Potter co-star Emma Watson calls her co-star her "soulmate."

She teaches Harry Potter the comma. Emma Watson praised her Harry Potter co-star, Tom Felton, calling him her "soulmate" in a glowing tribute.

Felton's upcoming memoir, Beyond the Wand: The Magic and Mayhem of Growing Up a Wizard, features an introduction written by Emma Watson, the actress who played Hermione Granger, a witty witch, in the film series.

A fan account shared her four-page letter to Fenton, who plays Draco Malfoy in the films, earlier this week, and it immediately sparked discussions about her feelings toward him. Just who is the unknown observer? Talks of a romance between the famous person and her alleged "soulmate."

That one person who understands exactly what you're going through right now, without you even having to say a word?

For me, that person is Tom Felton.

The rumours of their romance have been going around for years, and their fans have been hoping against hope that they will end up together all this time. Now that 32-year-old Emma has called him her soulmate, things are really heating up.

Just like Tom, I have a hard time articulating our relationship to outsiders. People have been telling me, "You must have drunkenly made out, just once!" for over 20 years because of the special love we share for each other. But the truth is, the depth of what we share goes far beyond that.

"To my mind, this is the purest form of love there is. To put it simply, we've always had each other's backs and we're soulmates. We will, forever, "the words "I love you" came out of her mouth.

Emma Watson, who spent a decade filming the blockbuster movies, recently admitted that, despite her deep appreciation for the opportunity, there were certain scenes she couldn't wait to get out of the way.

The actor from Little Women didn't like having to kiss Rupert Grint and Daniel Radcliffe because she had grown up with them and thought of them as brothers.

Additionally, she recalled an incident where she dove into a lake in the dead of winter in England.

Watson told JoBlo, "The lake wasn't heated, and because we had to get changed as part of the next scene, we couldn't wear anything underneath." Just my luck. I wore thermals on my bottom half but thought, "This is a joke." How frigid!

The day I realised how much I despise the cold stands out in my mind as the most significant. I kept thinking, "I can't wait until this is all over!"