Madelyn Cline is dating real estate agent Michael Reyes.

The 28-year-old actress split from influencer Henry Smith at the end of June, and she now has a new man in her life.

An insider told Us Weekly: "It's new but she moved on very quickly."

Henry, who was first linked to the actress in April, is said to be heartbroken about their break-up.

The source said: "It felt sudden and abrupt to him."

The new couple were seen having dinner together at El Cava in Studio City, California, earlier this week.

Madelyn and Michael were spotted kissing and holding hands across the table.

The couple met "through mutual friends" in Los Angeles.

The source explained: "They are having fun."

Madelyn dated Chase Stokes, her Outer Banks co-star, between 2020 and 2021, and the actress previously admitted she "did not know which way was up" after their break-up.

The Hollywood star explained that she struggled to cope with the intense scrutiny that came her way.

The blonde beauty - who played Sarah Cameron in the hit teen drama - told the Therapuss with Jake Shane podcast: "I think at the time, I didn't realise what the repercussions [were] of inviting so many people into something, let's be honest, something that's intimate.

"I didn't understand. I was just so in love. And, you know, people loved it. I think they loved it because of us, but they also loved John B and Sarah, first and foremost."

Madelyn found it "really hard" to deal with the intense fan interest in her love life.

The actress explained: "You look at any public break-up and so many people are invested, and of course that was really hard. And also, we still, to this day, share a very, very big … this huge thing that is a massive part of both of our lives.

"So, I think, yeah, it was really hard to separate, but also like any break-up, you grow out of it, which is great."

Madelyn felt like her relationship actually became part of her "identity" for a period of time.

The actress said: "For sure there was a period of time there where I truly did not know which way was up, which way was down because that - Outer Banks and that public relationship, was kind of my identity.

"And I was like, 'Who the f*** am I?'"