Helen Mirren breaks silence on Tom Hardy ‘MobLand’ drama amid their reported beef
Helen Mirren has addressed her reported conflict with co-star Tom Hardy from the series 'MobLand' by expressing her affection for him on social media. Despite rumors of an onset feud and Hardy's alleged firing due to his behavior, Mirren's message suggests a more amicable relationship. Sources indicate that while tensions existed, discussions about Hardy's future on the show are ongoing.
- ▪Helen Mirren shared a heartfelt message for Tom Hardy on Instagram amid reports of a feud.
- ▪Sources claim that Hardy's behavior, including tardiness and attitude, frustrated Mirren during filming.
- ▪Despite initial reports of Hardy's firing, it has been stated that discussions about his role in the series are still ongoing.
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Celebrity News Helen Mirren breaks silence on Tom Hardy ‘MobLand’ drama amid their reported beef By BreAnna Bell Published May 28, 2026, 9:03 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Helen Mirren has broken her silence on her reported beef with her “MobLand” co-star Tom Hardy with a surprising message. “Love you now and always,” the actress wrote across a photo of Hardy shared to her Instagram on Thursday. A rep for Hardy did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment. 6 Helen Mirren shared a photo of Tom Hardy to her Instagram on Thursday (seen above), vowing to “love” him “now and always” amid reports of an onset feud between the two stars.
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