Chris Appleton confirms romance with Lukas Gage

Chris Appleton is “very much in love” with Lukas Gage.
The celebrity hairdresser and the “White Lotus” star have been linked to a romantic relationship in recent months, and although the 27-year-old actor did not want to directly confirm the relationship when asked recently, his partner has now admitted that the two have something “really, really special” together.
In a clip from Friday’s (17.03.23) episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” Chris told the host how he takes care of his hair from the inside out and mixed a smoothie with a secret ingredient that promotes hair growth and blood circulation, and thus also libido.
Drew teased, “Chris, you know I have a libido disorder, but how’s your libido been lately?”
Chris replied, “Actually, it’s pretty good. I’m doing pretty well.”
The “ET” actress, who is good friends with her guest, then asked: “Is there anyone in your life we ​​should know about?”
Chris blushed as he said, “Actually, yes. Look, I’m very happy. Very much in love and I’m very grateful to be able to share my time with someone very special. Love is very special and I think meeting someone you form a connection with is very, very special.”
Drew then confirmed the news about Chris and Lukas’ relationship.
She said, “And you are such an incredible human being. I’m sorry, but you are like the best catch in the world. I can’t think of anyone more deserving of happiness. Is there a photo of you? Look at this, and his name is Lukas Gage.”
Her guest then shouted, “Cheers to love!”, picked up his girlfriend and swung her around.
Then a photo of the couple on a quad appeared on the screen and Chris confirmed: “Yes, that’s Lukas. That’s in Mexico.”
Last week, the “Euphoria” star stressed that he was OK with people believing that he and Chris – who walked the red carpet together at Vanity Fair and TikTok’s Vanities: A Night for Young Hollywood event in Los Angeles earlier this month – were dating, but he would not confirm their relationship.
When asked about the rumors, he said: “If you want to believe that, you can.
“I’m a pretty open book about most things in my life, but I have a problem with the culture where everyone has to know everything about everyone and nothing can be sacred. It’s a weird boundary that I’m still trying to understand.”