Charlize Theron Reportedly Joins Celebrity Dating App After Split From Boyfriend Alex Dimitrijevic

Charlize Theron is reportedly looking for love again following her recent split from model boyfriend Alex Dimitrijevic, as she joins the exclusive celebrity dating app Raya.

The actress recently enjoyed a vacation to Disneyland with her children and flooded her Instagram account with photos from the trip.

Charlize Theron previously weighed in on what it looks like raising her kids, saying they're "normal kids" but also "as-holes" and are "really nice."

The "Mad Max: Fury Road" actress is seemingly giving love a chance again after breaking up with her boyfriend Alex Dimitrijevic, whom she began dating early last year.

According to The Sun, Theron has signed up for the popular celebrity data app Raya and has even linked the profile to her official Instagram account, which has 7.6 million followers.

She's seemingly attempting to keep a low profile as she chose to only go by "C" on the app instead of putting out her full name.

Her profile features several images, including one in which she wore bright red lipstick in a polka dot outfit and another where she jokingly sported a mustache.

Other celebs rumored to have used Raya in the past include Channing Tatum, Cara Delevingne, Harry Styles, and Sharon Stone.

Theron and Dimitrijevic were first linked to each other in May last year but are now said to have fallen apart, although it remains unclear what the cause of their split was.

Sources also claimed that the pair were very serious with their romance as the Oscar-award-winning actress was the happiest she had ever been.

According to Radar Online, insiders shared, "No one has seen Charlize this happy before, and this is the first serious relationship she's had in over seven years" since her previous involvement with Sean Penn.

Theron previously dated fellow Oscar winner Sean Penn for two years before splitting in 2015. She has also been in relationships with actor Craig Bierko, Third Eye Blind singer Stephen Jenkins, actor Stuart Townsend and model Gabriel Aubry.

The "Atomic Blonde" actress recently enjoyed a family timeout with her children at the happiest place on earth. Theron is the mother to two adopted daughters, Jackson and August.

She took both of them to Disneyland and filled her Instagram account with photos of their getaway.

"It's not officially spooky season until we hit Disneyland," she wrote in the caption.

The South African actress wore a Blondie T-shirt with cut-off shorts and a Mickey Mouse cap, while her children wore pink and purple outfits.

They posed by the Cars ride, the Small World ride, on Main Street and in the front of the park by the train station.

During her Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP) 2024 Block Party on July 13, Theron weighed in on the challenges she's faced with raising her children.

"Oh, my God, they're so embarrassed by me constantly," she told E! News. "They're kids, they're girls, you know? I have a preteen, and I feel like I have a nine-year-old who thinks she's a 13-year-old. It's a lot of girls in our house."

She continued, "I'm just trying to keep my head above water because they are smart and they are witty and they are firecrackers, but they do not go, 'Oh my god, Mom, you're so amazing.' They're like, 'Excuse me, I need. I want.'"

"They're normal kids," Theron noted, jokingly adding, "They're as-holes, but they're really nice. Other parents know what I'm talking about."

Theron was recently honored at Baby2Baby's annual gala, which raised a record-breaking $17.1 million to provide basic necessities to children living in poverty.

According to Variety, the South African-born actress turned heads in a stunning Schiaparelli gown to collect the Giving Tree Award.

"I'm not sure about all of you, but I think we all needed a night like tonight. A night that feels like hope," Theron told the crowd of more than 800 Hollywood talent and executives, business leaders, and philanthropists supporting the national non-profit's mission.

Theron was recognized for her work with the Charlize Theron Africa Outreach Project (CTAOP), which celebrates its 17th anniversary this year.

"We started CTAOP because we saw that the youth in my home country, in South Africa, was falling through the cracks," she explained. "HIV rates were going through the roof, as well as gender-based violence rates. And even now, today, South Africa has a femicide rate five times the global average. It's devastating. So, we knew we had to get involved."