Florence Pugh has banked a huge £10million as she is tipped to play Miss Moneypenny in Bond spin-off after hinting at career break

Florence Pugh has banked a huge £10million ahead of rumours she is tipped to play Miss Moneypenny in Bond spin-off. 

The Oppenheimer actress's latest accounts for Flo Pug, the business into which the Oxford-born star pays her earnings, show it banked £6million in profit last year.

Flo Pug's takings work out at £116,000 per week, increasing its ongoing riches to £9.9million.

Florence, 30, holds £10.8million in the firm before bills. Her stellar takings follow roles in Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Thunderbolts.  

Florence is also said to be lined up to star in TV spin-off The Moneypenny Diaries on Prime Video, after Amazon bought the rights to 007. 

The series is said to be based on the books of the same name by Samantha Weinberg, under the pseudonym Kate Westbrook which were published between 2005 to 2008. 

Florence has a stellar line-up of movie releases this year, with roles in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Avengers: Doomsday, Dune: Part Three and East Of Eden. 

And her successes come after she admitted she is taking time to 'stop and recharge' as she hinted at taking a break from acting.

The star looked incredibly stylish in a vibrant garden photoshoot with ELLE Spain last month where she detailed her desire to 'slow down'. 

Florence said she needs to take a break to be more successful in her career as she shared: 'Taking care of myself. It's that simple. Being able to breathe. For a long time, I've said I needed to slow down, but the truth is I never did. 

'In the end, I was burning myself out. Now I'm dedicating more time to my family and friends. 

'I need to recharge to keep tackling such demanding roles. So for me, success is having learned to stop.'

Earlier this year, Florence also sparked rumours she was secretly engaged to her boyfriend Finn Cole.

In February, Florence was snapped sporting a sparkly ring at Dracula at the Noel Coward Theatre in London.

The couple were first linked romantically in September 2024 after they were seen leaving an after-party together, but have not publicly confirmed their relationship. 

Florence and Finn have been friends for years and were first reported to be dating after the London premiere of Netflix hit The Perfect Couple in September 2024.  

A source later revealed the pair had been getting to know each other away from the spotlight and planned to get hitched.  

They told The Sun: 'They are both putting everything into their careers but have found something special between them.'

The Daily Mail contacted Finn and Florence's representatives for comment at the time.

While she wouldn't name Finn, Florence confirmed her relationship status during her October 2025 cover shoot with Vogue, and has confessed she is very much in love and is approaching their romance differently to things in the past.

She confirmed: 'I am [in a relationship]. OK, so something that I resonate with is that I believe that if magic is real, then it's falling in love.'