Ariana Grande’s ex-husband Dalton Gomez and Maika Monroe are Instagram officials.
On Sunday, June 9, the It Follows star, 31, shared a photo dump and used it to launch her relationship with the real estate agent, who was previously married to Ariana Grande.
Monroe kicked off the Instagram post, which she simply captioned with a star emoji, with a photo of herself standing on her tiptoes to kiss Gomez, 28, in a crosswalk.
Ariana Grande’s ex-husband Dalton Gomez also made another appearance in the photo dump. In the final slide, the actress shared an easier-to-see snap of the couple a picture of them snuggled up to each other in front of a sea view.
The couple matched in comfortable, all-black outfits as they cuddled together in the golden-hour shot.
Monroe has previously shared pictures of Gomez on her Instagram Stories, but they have since expired, making this their first appearance on the grid together.
The pair was first linked in October 2023, when they were spotted kissing in photos obtained by TMZ.
Since then, they have been seen together in public several times, including a PDA-filled sighting at Los Angeles’ LAX airport last month, photos obtained by several outlets show.
Before they began dating, both Ariana Grande’s ex-husband Dalton Gomez and Monroe were involved with other stars.
The real estate agent was previously married to Grande, 30, who is now dating her Wicked costar Ethan Slater. The ex-couple’s relationship got serious amid the pandemic; they got engaged in December 2020 and tied the knot in May 2021.
Gomez and Grande finalized their divorce in March 2024.
Monroe, meanwhile, was linked to Stranger Things star and singer Joe Keery. The former couple made their first red carpet appearance together in October 2017, and separated sometime between 2022 and 2023.
Keery, 32, spoke about his and Monroe’s split for the first time in a June 6 interview with Variety, recalling his arrival in Calgary (to film season 5 of Fargo) just after his relationship had just ended.
“I had also gone through a big breakup, right as I was leaving Rome,” he told the outlet, “so I was really isolated and focused on my work.”