Good 4 them.
Olivia Rodrigo and Zack Bia were spotted leaving dinner together in New York City on Monday, adding even more fuel to rumors that they’re dating.
The “Driver’s License” singer, 19, and Bia, 25, stayed close as they strolled out of Bar Pitti in the West Village mainstay.
Rodrigo and Bia – who previously dated singer Madison Beer – seemed to be enjoying each other’s company, as they both had big smiles across their faces in pics snapped by paparazzi.
At one point, Bia even put his arm around the Grammy winner.
Rodrigo looked edgy in a tiny bralette topped with a leather jacket and a plaid miniskirt. She finished off the look with combat boots, black leg warmers and a Chanel double flap bag.
Meanwhile, Bia was dressed casually in an off-white hoodie, baggy jeans and green New Balance sneakers.
A source told E! News that the two are having “a lot of fun” together. They both have busy work schedules and travel a lot, the source added, but make an effort to stay in touch and get together when possible.
“Zack [feels] that Olivia is really down to earth and he loves how low-key she is,” the source said. “It’s a good balance between them.”
The duo first sparked dating rumors in February when a source told E! News that they had been “seeing each other.”
“He invited her to Super Bowl parties that he was DJing that weekend and she went to support him,” the source said at the time. “They hit it off and have been casually hanging out.”
In July 2021, Page Six exclusively reported that Rodrigo was dating Adam Faze, though they ended things in February of this year. She was previously rumored to be dating “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series” co-star Joshua Bassett.
Her song “Driver’s License” is reportedly about Bassett, 20, and their crumbling relationship. He allegedly moved on with Sabrina Carpenter.
Meanwhile, Bia previously dated Beer, 23, on and off for nearly a year but they called things off for good in March 2019, People reported.
Rodrigo’s rep did not immediately respond to our request for comment.
