Tom Daley, Boyfriend Dustin Lance Black Showcase Film Collaboration Via Instagram; Couple Gets Busy With Their Phones During Diver’s Gold Medal Celebration
Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black showcased their new film collaboration through the Instagram as the couple gets busy with their phones during the diver’s gold medal celebration.
According to UK’s The Gay website, Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black uploaded to the social media a short video showing the American director writing a script. The clip was captioned: “DAY 26 & 27: an excuse for yesterday's missing post. Directed by @tomdaley1994 Starring @dlanceblack #triparoundtheworld.”
The clip showed Dustin Lance Black writing, “All work and no play make Black a …”
The site said that for the past month, Dustin Lance Black has been on a trip around the world as he makes sure that he documented his journey through a regular Instagram post.
Meanwhile, Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black were snapped while on their way to STK restaurant in London on August 5. They were there with friends to celebrate the gold medalist’s recent Commonwealth Games performance, reported reveal.co.uk.
Tom Daley won the gold for individual diving and also the silver for synchronized diving. Lance who was there at the event to show his support, later tweeted: "Congratulations @TomDaley1994, 10M #CommonwealthGames Champion!! #GOLD!"
They were both on their respective mobile phones when they were photographed, however, and appear to be ignoring each other as they were engrossed in conversation.
After the Commonwealth Games, Tom Daley tweeted: "Had an amazing time in Scotland for the Commonwealth Games! Excited to get home and chill for a couple of days :)"
Earlier, it was reported that Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black are going apartment hunting south of the river. The pair is looking at a two-bedroom flat in Stratford just near the Olympic Park.
They are both very busy with their respective careers as the diver is deep in training for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, while the screenwriter was tapped to pen "Earthquake," to be directed by "Star Trek: Episode 7's" JJ Abrams.