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Scarlett Johansson Dating British Rocker?

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Scarlett Johansson may be on to something new. According to a U.K. tabloid,  Mirror, the actress is now seeing British musician Dan White of the Tribes. The new couple reportedly met at a London night club, and things supposedly got hot and heavy from there. A source tells Mirror,

“They met in London recently,” Scarlett was shooting the film ‘Under the Skin’ in the U.K. and they were introduced at a club night in town.  They got on like a house on fire and Scarlett was into his band’s music. There was an instant connection.” … Since then, “They’ve been seeing each other for a good few weeks,  Dan’s proper happy about it — and what guy wouldn’t be? He already thinks the world of Scarlett.”

Apparently, it still remains to be seen whether Johansson and the up-and-coming guitarist will be an item for any significant amount of time, especially with the ‘Iron Man 2′  actress’ Hollywood lifestyle being a major factor in the relationship.

“They both have incredibly busy lives, but are going to see where things go,” notes the insider. “Dan’s band Tribes is only just taking off and Scarlett has a lot of work on. So who knows?”

Do you think Scarlett Johansson has found a new soul mate or with this fling  fizzle out faster than a soda pop left open.

 

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