Even though there has been no official word that Transformers star Shia LeBeouf split form his girlfriend of two-years, Mia Goth, it seems that the sporadically deranged star might have already moved on to someone knew. According to the latest gossip news reports, Indiana Jones' sidekick is dating Kate Mara of House of Cards fame. The two costar in their new upcoming movie together, Man Down, were seem arm in arm walking around Disneyland earlier this month. Shia has recently been doing any and everything he can to make amends for his outrageous behavior of late--going so far as to take full responsibility and apologize for his actions on Ellen DeGeneres' talk show last week. Word even has it, that in light of Shia's decision to try to repair his image, Fury mate Brad Pitt has taken that struggling actor under his wing.
Although it hasn't yet been publicized, it wouldn't be hard to imagine that Shia LeBeouf's girlfriend, Mia Goth, didn't stick around for his existential transformation to run it's course.
Either way, it's now rumored that Shia is dating his new Man Down co-star, Kate Mara after being spotted cuddling and looking very much in love at Disneyland October 12.
An eyewitness told Star Magazine in time for their October 27, issue that Kate and Shia seemed like a couple of real-life lovers as far as they could tell:
"They were very touchy-feely...[and] they seemed to be really happy together."
Shia could sure use some happiness in his life after coming out of that long decent into darkness and instability earlier this year.
A close friend of the actor claimed in OK! Magazine's November 3, publication that LeBeouf is now just as dedicated to rebuilding his image as he once was hell-bent on destroying it:
"Shia wants to show people that he is more than an entitled Hollywood punk.
"He's actually a down to earth guy who's been through a lot--and he's still aiming to come out on top."
The insider also claims that Mara isn't the only new friend in Shia's life; his Fury co-star, Brad Pitt, is also looking to get LeBeouf back on the right track:
"Brad sees a lot of his old rebellious self in Shai and wanted to offer him a helping hand.
"Brad's involvement in global causes is something Shia admires."
It seems doubtful that getting Brad Pitt to befriend him at the drop of a hat is going to make people hate the kid that ruined Indiana Jones and countless other opportunities--he didn't exactly have to work for--any less...but good luck with that.
