Riverdale star Lili Reinhart was seen with her new beau Spencer Neville partying in the desert during Coachella 2022. A source told E! News that the new couple are “casually seeing
each other.”
Here's what we know so far about their romance.
Who is Spencer Neville?
Also an actor, Neville has been seen in guest roles on Good Trouble, Ozark, and American Horror Story. He was also a regular in Days of Our Lives from 2014 to 2016, playing “Derrick.” His new film Devotion will be released in limited theaters in October, and the film is about U.S. Navy fighter pilots in the Korean War.
How did Lili Reinhart and Spencer Neville meet?
“It's very new but she's really into him,” the source told E! News. “They met through the industry and were introduced together by a few friends.”
They added that Reinhart has been “spending a lot of time focusing on herself” and that Neville is the first person she has been interested in since her breakup with co-star and former partner Cole Sprouse, who she dated from 2017 to 2020.
The source said, “Everyone around her says she seems very happy right now and her friends think Spencer is great.”
What were they up to at Coachella?
The source said the budding couple were “very playful together” at the musical festival and spent the “entire weekend together” and “had a lot of fun.”
They were photographed walking arm-in-arm and wearing matching outfits of pink and white. They each posted about the event separately on Instagram, thought Reinhart liked Neville's post, in which he shared some clips of the event and a few photos of himself, captioning it, “What a time.”
Reinhart also shared a solo pic, writing, “Dis a happy bean.”
Reinhart has never been very talkative about her relationships, and when she and Sprouse were together they rarely spoke about it in public.
“We're not fighting with the idea that people group us together, but we are paired up a lot,” Reinhart told W Magazine in 2019. “We're acknowledging that we're in a relationship, but it's a small part of who we are as people. We want our own separate identities.”