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Hunter Schafer and Dominic Fike, both stars of hit series Euphoria, have revealed they are in a relationship.
Fike, 26, confirmed that he and Schafer, 22, were a couple via his Instagram story where he posted an image of them kissing.
The singer-turned-actor plays the character of Elliot in the HBO series, alongside co-star Schafer, who stars as transgender high school student Jules.
Fike shared the image to wish Schafer a belated happy birthday, writing “happy birthday happy birthday” across the post. She turned 22 in late December.
In the image, the pair are seated at a restaurant table in front of a slice of chocolate cake and whipped cream.
Reports the co-stars were in a relationship began circulating in January after they were spotted holding hands as they left The Nice Guy restaurant in West Hollywood.
The couple are romantically linked on-screen as well as off-screen. It was recently revealed that their characters in Euphoria have started a relationship.
The second series of the show is currently airing weekly on Sky Atlantic and Now TV in the UK.
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