Reported to be left smitten by the 'Find Me in Paris' star, the 'Bring the Funny' alum is revealed to be spending time with her in between his busy schedule.
- Jul 10, 2023
AceShowbiz - Matt Rife has been alleged to be dating Jessica Lord. After his rumored fling with actress Lucy Hale came to an end, the "Bring the Funny" alum was reported to be left smitten by the "Find Me in Paris" star.
The 27-year-old comic, according to Page Six, is currently dating the 24-year-old actress. In an article published by the outlet on Sunday, July 9, he was revealed to have been in a "more serious relationship" with Jessica if compared to his alleged relationship with Lucy.
Sources said that the comedian is finding time in between his busy schedule to visit his rumored love interest. He has been spending most of his time on his tour, but still managed to spend his off time with her, even if he has to drive far away to see her for a short period of time.
Other sources who claimed to be close to Jessica additionally told Factz that Matt is "head over heels for her." The two are said attempting to make things between them work by spending time together in the midst of his world tour.
Matt's possible romance with Jessica was revealed a few months after he opened up about dating. In an April interview with Esquire, he candidly shared, "I kind of hate dating. I know I am just in my mid-to-late 20s, but still, I do want a wife and a family and a prominent home life that makes me feel comfortable, safe, and is my peace."
"But when I'm touring six days a week, 52 weeks out of the year, it's incredibly hard to maintain a relationship," he continued. "I do meet women who are fantastic human beings that I'm like, 'Wow, you're such a lovely person. You're beautiful. You're sweet, you're kind, you'd be an excellent mother and excellent wife, excellent girlfriend, you check all these boxes, but I might not be in a position right now to fulfill your needs as a responsible boyfriend.' "
Matt additionally stated, "So I wonder if I am missing out on wonderful people, you know? I think there's an insecurity of like, 'What can life be like at home in the next five years?' "
