Sam Smith may be singing that he’s “Too Good At Goodbyes” with his heartbreaking new single, but it looks like the singer has found romance once again.
Yesterday (Tuesday, 3rd October), the 25-year-old Grammy winner sparked fresh dating rumours when he was caught planting an affectionate kiss on Brandon Flynn. Yep, that’s the actor from the popular Netflix series, “13 Reasons Why“.
The lovey-dovey pair was holding hands while out and about in Greenwich Village, New York City. Flynn indirectly came out a few weeks ago on Instagram when he pledged his support for the Australian Vote Yes campaign for same sex marriage to be legalised in the country. While the 2 have kept their relationship relatively under wraps, fans notice that they have been liking each other’s posts in recent weeks.
Although the pop star and the 23-year-old Florida-born actor are in the early stages of dating, they don’t seem to be hiding their budding romance. “Obviously, they haven’t publicised their relationship on their social media accounts. But they also aren’t afraid to show some PDA,” a source was quoted as saying.
In speaking with Sir Elton John for a featured interview in Attitude magazine, Smith revealed that he almost quit music business after he got dumped by his previous boyfriend, British model Jay Camilleri.
“There was a period, when making the record, that I was in a really bad place. I got dumped, which wasn’t very nice. Writing music about that kind of thing is normally like therapy for me, but when I got dumped this time round I just couldn’t write for about 2 months,” he shared.
He added, “My team had to force me to get into the studio, because I almost felt as if I didn’t want to do it any more. So, there were moments on there where it got a bit intense and I started to lose myself.”
We’re glad that Smith’s love life is currently looking bright. Don’t these 2 look cute together?
Sources: The Mirror UK, Metro UK, US Magazine/ Featured image: Splash News.
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