Jessie J appears to be dating Chanan Safir Colman after the pair were pictured sharing a touchy-feely lunch on Monday (April 18).
The Price Tag singer was snapped hugging and kissing the Danish-Israeli basketball player while they waited for food at Besties Vegan Paradise in Los Angeles.
Jessie, 34, wore a white cropped top, black leggings, trainers and sunglasses while carrying a black leather bag, while Chanan, 38, wore a white, long-sleeve top, black shorts and Air Jordan 7 trainers as the couple enjoyed a chilled day out in the trendy Silver Lake neighbourhood.
The pair were first rumoured to be an item after they appeared together in a now-deleted Instagram picture taken during a Caribbean holiday in March.
The picture showed them posing with friends on Sir Richard Branson’s private Necker Island.
The Bang Bang star's love life hit the headlines in 2018 when she confirmed she was in a relationship with Hollywood actor Channing Tatum following his split from ex-wife Jenna Dewan.
Their on-off relationship lasted for two years before the couple went their separate ways in October 2020.
Jessie – whose real name is Jessica Ellen Cornish – then started a relationship dancer with Max Pharm Nguyen but the couple split after seven months together in October 2021.
Shortly afterwards the singer “decided to have a baby on her own”, but in November 2021, Jessie revealed the devastating news that she had suffered a miscarriage after doctors failed to find a heartbeat during her third scan.
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A source told The Sun: "Jessie and Chanan clearly like each other and they’ve been getting to know each other for quite a few months.
"She performed at a wedding in the Caribbean at the weekend and flew Chanan out with her for a bit of a break.
"It’s not been an easy time for her after her miscarriage at the end of 2021, but she is looking on the bright side of everything. She feels blessed to have Chanan in her life because they get on really well."
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