'Outlander' Star Sam Heughan Joins This Dating App To Find Love
Sam Heughan has joined the many celebrities who have turned to Raya to find romance.
The Daily Mail claimed to have spotted the hunky "Outlander" star's profile on the celebrity dating app.
Purported screenshots obtained by the outlet showed Heughan, who was last romantically linked to Australian model Monika Clarke, looking handsome and dashing in the photos he posted on his profile.
The 43-year-old Scottish star listed the United Kingdom as his location and actor as his profession, based on the alleged screenshots.
Heughan told People in May last year that he was "still looking" for the one.
According to the actor, he's a "romantic at heart" and has done crazy things for love, including "all of the gift-giving and turning up when least expected."
Heughan has not gone public with a partner since 2022 when he was photographed kissing Clarke during a lunch date at Café Select in New York City.
The pair also stayed close as they strolled along the streets of the Big Apple, with Heughan putting an arm around the model at one point, as seen in photos shared by Page Six.
During an appearance on "The Drew Barrymore Show" days later, Heughan did not confirm or deny that he was in a relationship.
When asked about his love life, the actor told Barrymore, "I'm open to something. I'm not sure what I'm saying I'm open for, but I'm open."
During a 2020 interview with Inquirer, Heughan admitted that relationships were "hard" because of his busy schedule and the constant traveling that came with his job.
At the time, he said his career was his "priority," but he appeared hopeful that "at some point, I will get knocked off my feet."
Heughan was also previously linked to actresses, including Amy Shiels, MacKenzie Mauzy and Cody Kennedy.
Heughan may perhaps find the person to sweep him off his feet on Raya, as many celebrity couples have met on dating apps over the years.
The dating app was where Amy Schumer met her now ex-boyfriend Ben Hanisch, whom she dated from 2015 to 2017, according to BuzzFeed.
Some couples the app helped bring together but are still going strong today include Olympic gymnast Simone Biles and NFL player Jonathan Owens; Lily Allen and David Harbour; and Nick Kroll and Lily Kwong.
Meanwhile, "This Is Us" star Chrissy Metz and her now ex-boyfriend Bradley Collins met on Bumble.
Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon and his real estate broker husband Jussi-Pekka Kajaala as well as Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte and his now-wife Kayla Rae Reid matched with their respective spouses on Tinder.
