TikTok's Delaney Rowe sparks romance buzz with actor B.J. Novak
B.J. Novak, known for his role on The Office, is reportedly dating TikTok star Delaney Rowe, according to PEOPLE. The rumored couple first drew attention in December 2024 when they were spotted together at New York's Bowery Hotel, sparking speculation about their relationship.Speculation grew in April 2025 when social media users posted clues hinting at the couple's relationship. Some fans said they got the news from TikTok videos and fan gossip. Before the December outing, Novak and Rowe were also spotted together at The Official How Long Gone After Party in New York on November 23, 2024. Some fans cited TikTok videos and online gossip as their sources. Prior to the December outing, Novak and Rowe were also seen together at The Official How Long Gone After Party in New York on November 23, 2024.advertisementRepresentatives for both Novak, 45, and Rowe, 28, declined to comment on the nature of their relationship.
Although Novak is best known for his role as Ryan Howard on The Office, he has kept his life private. He's previously dated his Office co-star and old friend Mindy Kaling. Their on-again, off-again chemistry on-screen has been a source of fascination. Though their romantic relationship ended years ago, they remain close — Novak is godfather to Kaling's child, and the two often publicly support each another.Delaney Rowe became an online sensation with her satirical monologues and character sketches. Famous for her satirical commentary on indie film and contemporary romance cliches, Rowe has gained over 3 million fans on TikTok and 1 million on Instagram. Row writes, acts in, and edits all of her content, making her name in the digital creator's world.advertisementHowever, as of now, no confirmation has been made by the duo regarding their relationship, but fans eagerly await official word.Also Read: First Look: Dwayne Johnson unrecognizable as Mark Kerr in The Smashing Machine
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