- Noah Centineo sparked dating rumors with co-star Callina Liang after they were spotted holding hands at the Street Fighter premiere after-party on October 12.
- The pair likely met while filming the Mortal Kombat adaptation in Sydney, but neither has confirmed whether they’re romantically involved despite fan speculation about their chemistry.
- So…are they dating? Here’s what we know.
Noah Centineo’s dating life has made many headlines since his breakout role as Peter Kavinsky in To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Now, he’s back in the spotlight thanks to his new movie, Street Fighter—and, just like that, folks are speculating about his dating life again.
This time, fans are convinced he might be romantically linked to his latest co-star, Callina Liang. Though they likely met while filming the Mortal Kombat adaptation in Sydney last year, they only recently sparked romance rumors after they were spotted holding hands at the Street Fighter premiere after-party at The Bird Streets Club on October 12.
They also snapped a silly photo inside the exclusive event:

Neither actor has confirmed whether they’re an item—yet, anyway—but fans have been raising eyebrows at their chemistry during the Street Fighter press tour and in their social media content. The vibes were especially vibing in a recent clip of the pair revealing their favorite desserts.
For what it’s worth, Callina also posts a ton of content with her other co-stars, Orville Peck and Andrew Koji. So this could purely be platonic!
Callina has kept her love life out of the spotlight and isn’t currently linked to anyone. Aside from that, there isn’t much evidence that indicates a potential romance with her co-star.
As for Noah, he was rumored to be casually dating Zoë Kravitz from February to May 2025. Neither of them confirmed the nature of their relationship at the time, but as we know, Zoë eventually moved on with Harry Styles.
So…who even knows what’s going on here! I’ll be keeping an eye out for these two, especially as we get more Street Fighter content.
