Iris Law and Central Cee stepped out together for the second time this week as they continued to spark romance rumours. 

The model, 24, who is the daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost, was seen leaving the Vogue party at new hotspot Carbone in London on Sunday alongside the rapper.

Iris was wearing a skimpy white, strapless cut-out, asymmetrical dress.

Adding inches to her statuesque frame, Iris slipped into a pair of white strappy heels and accessorised with a pair of chunky metallic hoop earrings. 

Meanwhile, Central Cee, 37, stepped out in a Burberry bomber jacket, which he paired with a matching cap worn sideways. 

To accessorise, Central Cee, whose real name is Oakley Neil Caesar-Su, wore a huge silver chain which featured the silhouette of Queen Elizabeth's head.    

Iris slipped a black plaid shirt over her skimpy garment when she exited the venue.

Iris was seen two days earlier with the rapper as they were seen leaving the Chiltern Firehouse on Friday.

Just hours earlier in the day, the rapper watched as Iris took to the runway for H&M's show. 

Before Central Cee, Iris last sparked romance rumours in October when it was reported she was growing close to Pa Salieu  after her split from England footballer Trent Alexander-Arnold.

She had been tapping the heart button in response to social media posts by the rapper, just a month after his release from a 33-month jail sentence for violent disorder. 

She also commented on his latest post, writing: 'Fiya'. 

The pair were first seen together in October 2021 and relationship rumours were sparked in April the following year. It is not known when they split. 

Brit nominee Pa was jailed for two years and nine months for taking part in a mob attack on a 23-year-old man shortly after his best friend was stabbed to death.

The 27-year-old admitted violent disorder at a previous hearing, having been caught on CCTV using a tree branch to repeatedly hit the victim, who spent ten days in hospital. 

The BRIT Award-nominated artist, who was named the BBC's Sound of 2021, was cleared by a jury of a second count of violent disorder relating to a mass brawl in a nearby street minutes earlier. 

This led to the death of 21-year-old Fidel Glasgow, grandson of The Special's singer Neville Staple.

Pa was convicted of possessing a bottle as an offensive weapon after telling jurors he smashed and brandished it to defend himself.