Glen Powell was spotted on a date with former Miss World Israel Noa Kochba at Largo at the Coronet, a nightclub in Los Angeles.
Following their fun-filled night out, alongside a group of stunning women, the 35-year-old actor and beauty queen, 25, were seen making their way to her car through a mass of fans crowded outside the building waiting for his autograph.
An eyewitness said that the pair and acquaintances were ‘all seen leaving together’ after watching a comedy show.
The Top Gun: Maverick actor, who admitted to playing up dating rumors between him and Sydney Sweeney to promote their rom-com, kept a low profile in a black leather jacket layered over a white t-shirt.
The Austin native completed his laid-back outfit with a black Texas Longhorns baseball cap.
The performer most recently dated model Gigi Paris for three years, before calling it quits in April 2023 while filming his latest movie Anyone But You.
In December, Powell credited Sweeney as the mastermind behind playing up the dating rumors between them to promote their film.
When asked about their decision to lean into their characters, Ben and Bea, the actor star, 35, opened up about utilizing their ‘authentic chemistry’ to entice viewers to watch their rom-com.
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‘I don’t have the mental capacity to pull anything like this off, but she’s very smart. She’s very smart,’ the actor told Business Insider. ‘I had such a wonderful journey with her on this thing. But in terms of actual dating and actually being together? [Laughs.]’
As for how their chemistry on-screen and natural rapport at press events may have created a ‘lot of headaches for’ him, the performer acknowledged his split from Paris.
‘Well, look, the only reason it made things harder for me to lean into that stuff was that I was going through a very real breakup amidst a promotional tour,’ he explained.
Powell continued: ‘I was with someone that I really loved and cared about and was trying to kind of make sense of a lot of stuff.’
