New couple alert?
Sofía Vergara, 54, and Dan Reynolds, 39, were spotted holding hands during what appeared to be a romantic dinner over the weekend. The actress and Imagine Dragons frontman visited Cipriani in Beverly Hills, Calif., in photos obtained by TMZ.
In the photos, Reynolds held onto Vergara’s right hand across the table at one point as she flashed him a big smile.
But the two were not alone. They were joined at the upscale Italian restaurant by businesswoman Anastasia Soare – founder of the Anastasia Beverly Hills makeup line – and an identified friend, seated next to Reynolds.
Vergara appeared animated as she laughed during the cozy dinner in a video obtained by the outlet.
The “Modern Family” alum looked stunning in a sleeveless gray top, wearing her brunette hair down.
According to the outlet, Vergara and Reynolds secretly exited through the back door of the restaurant around 12:30 a.m.
Page Six reached out to representatives for Vergara and Reynolds for comment but did not receive an immediate response.
Reynolds split from actress Minka Kelly after four years of dating earlier this month, People reported.
He was later seen with model Chantel Jeffries at Miley Cyrus’ show at the Hollywood Bowl on October 18.
Following the sighting, the “Ransom Canyon” actress, 46, shared a cryptic message on Instagram about leaving a “soul mate.”
“Soulmates, or destiny partners, can be people who come into your life and change your life,” she posted. “And ideally, it’s not about hanging on to them, but understanding what they brought into your life: what did you learn and how did you change?”
She added: “It’s about seeing these people and situations as a gift, as steps in your own personal development. »
Meanwhile, Vergara has also been making headlines lately for her relationship with ex-husband Joe Manganiello.
After claiming in his memoir, “Bloodlines,” that she refused to give him a hug when he was seriously ill with an autoimmune disease and ridiculed him for his 5-pound dog, Bubbles — who he says he got after having suicidal thoughts — she hit back with a new message about “narcissistic men.”
The Instagram story, originally shared by his 35-year-old son Manolo, reflected on “dealing with a narcissist” and contrasted their behavior with that of “good men.”
“Don’t forget the kids…it doesn’t matter what you do for a (narcissist),” Manolo wrote.
“They will blame you and nothing will ever be enough and they will always try to portray you as the bad guy in one way or another,” he continued.
Vergara added celebratory emojis of clapping, champagne and a dancing woman to the new post.
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