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Ariana Biermann and Liam Obergfoll were spotted looking quite cozy during Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea Awards on Tuesday night.
Just days after the Next Gen NYC stars were seen “canoodling” at a Harry Styles concert at Madison Square Garden, and weeks after getting caught holding hands at New York Fashion Week, Ariana, 24, and Liam, 29, looked like every bit of a couple as they got touchy at the event.
While seated next to their co-star and friend, Shai Fruchter, 25, as seen in a clip shared by Virtual Reali-Tea on Instagram, Ariana and Liam smiled and laughed together as they chatted and placed their hands on each other.
Liam was also seen congratulating Ariana as she won “Breakout Star” at the event before giving her a standing ovation as he recorded her acceptance speech.
Just before her outing with Liam at Fashion Week last month, Ariana spoke to Bravo Insider about their status after it was revealed on Next Gen NYC season two that they had split after a short-lived romance.
“He gave me some grace when I was going through a pretty hard time in my life,” she recalled. “I would say I didn’t handle things in the best way. We’ve had a lot of conversations, and I think I’ve apologized a lot. I think he knows my heart, which I’m really grateful for, and my goal is never to hurt him or make him feel any type of way.”
As fans well know, Ariana engaged in a questionable moment with Charlie Zakkour, 29, during season two, following her split from on-again, off-again boyfriend Hudson McLeroy, 23.
“[He’s] such a great person,” she went on about Liam. “I’m really grateful for the time we had together.”
During the same interview, Ariana spoke of her brief reconciliation with Hudson earlier this year.
“There were things that were said, obviously, watching the first couple episodes between Hudson and I,” she said. “[We were] like, ‘Let’s take a step back and look at our relationship and see where we are now.’”
Bravo has not yet officially announced a third season of Next Gen NYC.
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