We've Got New Alleged Details On Shailene Woodley And Lucas Bravo's Relationship
In case you missed it, the last couple of months were rife with speculation that Shailene was dating the Emily in Paris actor. Perhaps you even saw a few snaps of them together courtesy of the paparazzi.
At the top of last month, Lucas confirmed the relationship head-on while walking the red carpet. "Yeah, I'm really happy," he told People when being asked about his involvement with Shailene.
Somewhat unsurprisingly, Shailene has said nothing publicly about the relationship. She is typically pretty quiet about her personal life, and she just started sharing details about her 2022 breakup with Aaron Rodgers at the end of last year.
But fear not! People has a new report on the status of their relationship, and it sounds like things are going quite swimmingly.
"The relationship gives off a positive vibe. He's an attentive and sweet guy," the source claims regarding Lucas. "He makes Shailene very happy. They're having a great time together.'
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