Dua Lipa Is Allegedly Dating Rapper Jack Harlow Months After He Named A Song After Her

Pop music sensation Dua Lipa And rapper Jack Harlow might have more than just a song linking them together.

Earlier in the year, Harlow released an album with a track named after her. Since then, the pair's communication has grown, and they have recently stirred dating rumors after being spotted trying to blend in on a restaurant date.

Lipa was previously linked with comedian Trevor Noah a few months ago. The former "Daily Show" host and the "Break My Heart" hitmaker were spotted making out passionately, which led to dating rumors at the time.

Meanwhile, Lipa has stated her wish to work with Stormzy after the rapper mentioned her as one of the performers he would love to collaborate with on a song.

Read on to learn more.

According to Page Six, Lipa might be in a relationship with rapper Harlow after being recently linked with former "The Daily Show" host Noah.

This comes after Harlow named a track on his latest album, "Come Home the Kids Miss You," after the "Love Again" singer.

The "First Class" crooner had spoken on "The Breakfast Club" earlier in the year that he had gotten a somewhat stamp of approval from Lipa to put the song on his album.

"I wanted to get her blessing, so I FaceTimed her and played it for her because I didn't want her to be blindsided by it or to feel creeped out," he said on the show, per a tweet from a fan account. "She was like, 'Oh, it's not my song. I suppose it's okay.'"

On the daytime program, Harlow also confessed that he "admires" Lipa, subtly shooting his shot, just like he did with a part of the lyrics of the ode track, "Dua Lipa, I'm tryna do more with her than do a feature."

Any awkwardness that might have followed Harlow's request has long since vanished after the two first met in November at the Variety Hitmakers Brunch in Los Angeles.

Communication between Harlow and Lipa had been going on before the occasion, but it really got going when they met at the party.

Page Six reported that despite neither of them confirming their relationship, the "Don't Start Now" singer is very fond of Harlow while Harlow is "very interested in her, and was going to strongly pursue [the romance]."

On Saturday, the two were seen going in and out of the same restaurant alone, as if to hide their whereabouts from prying paparazzi.

A source for the news outlet claims that Harlow had gone to New York City the day before to meet with Lipa after her Z100 Jingle Ball performance.

While fans might be pleased about Lipa's new connection with Harlow, most will still be in shock, as it was not too long ago when the singer was linked with comedian Noah.

The former "Daily Show" host and the "Break My Heart" hitmaker were spotted making out passionately in September, which stirred speculations that they were an item.

The following month, a source informed Hollywood Life that the duo was having an "amazing time" together but said, "they are not in a committed relationship, and things are not serious between them at this point."

The Insider revealed that Lipa "thinks Trevor is very sweet" and "appreciates how open and honest he's been with her." They also hinted that Lipa "definitely sees potential and thinks they have great chemistry with each other."

Away from her love life, Lipa recently hinted at a collaboration with rock music legend, Mick Jagger after sharing a cute photo of the pair together at a recording studio.

The singer also recently said that she would "love to" work with British rapper Stormzy on a song. Lipa was thrilled to learn that the rapper had identified her as one of the few artists he desires to collaborate with after she was played a clip of Stormzy airing out his wish.

"I've always wanted to make music with Dua… I genuinely think we'll make something cold, man," Stormzy had said, per Contact Music. At the time, Lipa responded by expressing how much she loves his works, suggesting that a collaboration might be in the works someday.

She said, "I love that! I'm such a fan... It's so weird. I flew in this morning, and the whole flight, I was listening to Stormzy's new album, and I just think what he's done is so like daring and different and authentic, and he's just really stuck by what he believes in and wants to do."