Sofía Vergara and Lewis Hamilton Enjoy Lunch Date in New York City
Sofía Vergara and Lewis Hamilton were spotted enjoying a cheerful lunch in New York City on Tuesday, January 14.
The 52-year-old actress, known for her role in "Griselda," was photographed after a lengthy meal with the 40-year-old Formula One driver. They appeared to be in high spirits throughout the outing.
During their lunch, Vergara wore oversized dark-wash jeans paired with a black blouse and a cream trench coat. Meanwhile, Hamilton opted for light-wash oversized jeans, a brown flannel shirt, and a brown suede blouson jacket, accessorizing with a furry brown bucket hat.
Representatives for both stars did not immediately respond to requests for comments. TMZ and Us Weekly reported that the lunch was casual, with friends, and not a romantic date.
Earlier this month, Vergara shared her aspirations for 2025. While attending the Golden Globes on January 5, she expressed her hopes for "health, money, a boyfriend," and jokingly added, "Or a lover, maybe."
Her comments came after her previous relationship with orthopedic surgeon Justin Saliman. Vergara began hinting at her relationship with Saliman in April 2024, sharing moments on Instagram. Their romantic vacation in Italy became her last mention of him in July 2024.
Vergara was previously married to Joe Manganiello. The couple divorced in July 2023 after seven years together. They began dating in 2014 and got engaged that December. Their divorce was finalized in April 2024. Vergara and Manganiello issued a statement, asking for respect as they navigated their new paths in life.
Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton has had links to several notable figures, including Danielle Lloyd and Jodia Ma. His most significant relationship was with Nicole Scherzinger, lasting seven years before their split in 2015.
Since then, Hamilton has been rumored to be associated with various celebrities, including Gigi Hadid, Kendall Jenner, and Rihanna, among others.
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