New Couple Alert? David Spade, 60, and Charlotte McKinney, 31, enjoy dinner in LA
The 60-year-old comedic actor — who earlier sought to catch arsonists during the LA wildfires — and 31-year-old model were dressed casually for the outing.
Spade wore layers including a gray sweater, white shirt, and blue jacket, adding dark blue trousers and sneakers.
He also sported dark-rimmed, lightly tinted aviator eyeglasses and carried a black trucker hat.
For her part, the blonde beauty was clad in a clinging short-sleeved black shirt and high-waisted jeans.
The 60-year-old comedic actor and 31-year-old model were dressed casually for the outing
She tucked a red clutch under her arms and rounded out the look with a trendy pair of black thong sandals with a kitten heel.
Her long and lustrous golden locks were loose and she placed a pair of black sunglasses on top of her head.
David carried cash in one hand while Charlotte toted a brown paper bag with leftovers from their meal.
McKinney has most recently been romantically to longtime boyfriend Nathan Kostechko, and she previously dated actor Stephen Dorff.
This year Spade and McKinney have joined forces for his self-financed comedy Busboys, which he co-wrote with comedian Theo Von.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film takes place in Arizona and follows two friends who think becoming waiters will fix all of their problems.
Per the outlet, production kicked off in Los Angeles on Jan. 10, 2025.
In late February Charlotte shared behind-the-scenes pictures from the set with her two million Instagram followers.
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She wrote in the caption, 'Best time working with these guys on #busboys Gonna be a funnnnnnnnnnnnnyyy movie.'
And David commented, 'This movie looks great!'
Jonah Feingold is directing the film, with Robert Ogden Barnum joining as one of the producers.
'We are looking forward to gracing everyone with this comedy that no one asked for,' Spade said in a statement last year.
The longtime entertainer released his latest comedy special, David Spade: Dandelion | Altitude, on Prime Video in May.
In a 2022 interview with THR, he reflected on his career, 'It's always hard. Even Chris Rock... we joke that anytime something works, you just bought yourself six more months in show business.
'It doesn't really mean anything. It means a little bit — it's better than going backward — but it's hard to stick around, so you have to throw everything against the wall. Everything's an audition. You do something people don't like, they might scatter.'
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