'Pitch Perfect' star Anna Camp, 43, makes rare red carpet appearance with girlfriend Jade Whipkey, 25

Jade Whipkey and Anna Camp together served quite a vibrant appearance as they arrived at the MPTF NextGen Summer Party on May 31. The 'Scream 7' star chose a floral, floor-length dress featuring interesting cut-out details for the event, while her 25-year-old stylist partner donned a smart look by wearing an olive green knit polo and black slip-ons.

The May 31 event was Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey's first major public appearance after they completed one-year of their relationship. The couple confirmed their relationship in May 2025 before making their red-carpet debut at the June premiere of 'Bride Hard,' which featured Camp as one of the cast members. At 43, Camp has an 18-year age difference with Whipkey. However, the duo has not let the age gap define their relationship.

Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey's almost two decades of age gap have raised many eyebrows. But the 43-year-old actress feels blessed to have Whipkey in her life.

At the MPTF NextGen Summer Party, she gushed, "She accepts and loves me for everything that I am. I feel like I can cry in front of her, I can laugh in front of her, I can take my time doing my makeup."

During the MPTF NextGen Summer Party, Camp also shared how she truly feels while being in a relationship with Jade Whipkey. "There's things that, as a woman in a relationship with another woman, I've never had before. I've always felt like I was doing things in order to keep a man happy, and I'm not doing that anymore," she shared.

'The Help' actress was involved with men earlier, as she first tied the knot with Michael Mosley in 2010. But the marriage ended in 2013. She then got married to Skylar Astin in 2016, but they divorced each other in 2019.

This year's Pride is Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey's first together and they are all ready to celebrate it. At the MPTF NextGen Summer Party, the 'True Blood' star shared, "I walk with my girlfriend with my hand on her all the time, but to be around a lot of other people who are living out loud and proudly as themselves, and us normalizing that. This is normal." She added, "There are gonna be queer people forever and always. There's gonna be trans people forever and always. This is not something that can be stopped."