Are they or aren’t they? TikTok star Addison Rae has shown that she and her ex-boyfriend Bryce Hall were dating when she returned to the video creation platform on July 10.
In her first release since June 28, the 19-year-old recreated her first TikTok video, which appears on Kelsea Ballerini’s hit song “Kiss Me Like You Mean It”. The side-by-side video showed her lip-syncing with the track before calling Bryce, 20, to get close to her. From there he bent over and kissed her on the cheek.
The flirtatious video arrives just a day after the old flames were seen dining with Addison’s family circle at the BOA Steakhouse in West Hollywood. A few days before its release, Bryce went to her YouTube channel to verify that the influencer was not pregnant after the enthusiasts began to speculate on her absence from TikTok.
“Let me explain things to you: she’s not pregnant. I don’t know why it’s a thing,” Bryce said on July 7. All right, I know. »
The exes separated in the early 2020s, but Bryce trusted enthusiasts that his dating as friends was still strong. “We never split up for very bad reasons, you know? We were busy doing our own thing,” Tonight told Entertainment in June. “Now, with the forties, we are not so busy … We’re smart friends.”
The Louisiana also crushed rumors of romantic reconciliation and answered “no” to a fan who asked if she and Bryce would ever be together again in early June, but it turns out things would probably have replaced the duo.
Addison was recently criticized for a remade video of her, the n-word, as well as an old video of herself condemning the Black Lives Matter movement. On July 8, he returned to social media to express an apology.
“Four years ago, I re-released a video in which a woman shared her opinion on Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter that I have,” she writes.
“Because of my privilege, I didn’t perceive and didn’t know enough about the social injustices facing the black network,” Addison continued. “Not all lives matter until the lives of black people do. The black network has been and continues to be oppressed and destroyed by systemic racism.