Olivia Rodrigo was seen with her boyfriend, Hollywood producer Adam Faze, this weekend.
The 18-year-old star and the 24-year-old producer were spotted walking side by side as they left the San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood as he put his hand on the teen singer's back. She returned the affection by placing her hand on his back as well.
This comes two weeks after they were seen kissing by a car as they seemed very much in love.
Another date! Olivia Rodrigo was seen with her boyfriend, Hollywood producer Adam Faze, this weekend
The rising pop star wore a graphic cropped sweater, green trousers, and Dr Martens as she held a purse that said God's Favorite. The singer also carried a copy of Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five.
The beauty appeared to have on very little makeup as she added yellow tinted sunglasses as she held on to a black leather jacket.
Her beau - the co-founder of the production company Must B Nice - wore a print shirt and blue denim jeans with a scruffy beard.
Olivia and the 24-year-old film producer have known each other for years, and their relationship has evolved from a friendship into a romance, according to the New York Post newspaper's Page Six column.
So VIP! The 18-year-old star and the 24-year-old producer were spotted walking side by side as they left the San Vicente Bungalows in West Hollywood
Earlier this month they attended the Space Jam: A New Legacy premiere party at Six Flags Magic Mountain in California.
An eyewitness recently claimed that Olivia and Adam seemed very comfortable with each other. The source told E! News: 'They were really cute together and weren't trying to hide their affection at all.'
The new couple seemed happy to have a theme park experience again and went on 'all the rides' and were seen 'holding hands at one point.'
PDA! He put his hand on the teen singer's back and she returned the affection by placing her hand on his back as well
However, reps for the celebrity duo have remained tight-lipped about their burgeoning romance.
According to Elle, Faze previously had experience as a columnist for Forbes back in 2017, and more recently he has turned his sights on
