Emma Watson has been inspiring everyone, including the Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, with "He For She" campaign. But that doesn't mean that Emma Watson has her relationship and personal life sorted out.

At least "He For She" has inspired both Emma Watson and Malala Yousafzai to embrace being a feminist.

According to NPR, "In the interview, Yousafzai tells Watson that her September 2014 #HeForShe speech, which called on men to support gender equality, inspired her to embrace the term."

The Nobel Prize winner said, "This word, feminism, it has been a very tricky word. When I heard it the first time, I heard some negative responses and some positive ones. I hesitated in saying am I a feminist or not and then after hearing your speech, when you said 'if not now, when? If not me, who?' I decided that there's no way and there's nothing wrong by calling yourself a feminist, so I am a feminist. And feminism is another word for equality."

Sounds like Emma Watson is leading a whole new generation of women globally to embrace their feminist identities. Despite all the negative responses, it looks like "He For She" campaign has been a success!

But Emma Watson still has ways to go to sort out her relationship and dating life. She recently went to a Broadway show, not with a boyfriend, but with her bodyguard. Looks like Emma Watson's series of flirtatious exchanges with John Boyega ended.

According to Daily Mail, "Emma Watson, 25, was seen cutting a more casual figure as she went to watch Hamilton the musical on Broadway in New York City on Sunday night... Accompanied by her bodyguard, the pretty young actress wrapped up warm in a tailored black blazer."

Looks like her bodyguard scored big by getting to see Hamilton thanks to his famous and rich boss.

Emma Watson, now recently single, has begun testing the water for a new relationship, possibly to distract herself from all the feminism "He For She" campaign drama. But whatever she has been cooking up, she probably didn't want to waste her money and efforts to try to get her new boyfriend to come see Hamilton on Broadway with her.