Evan Peters and Natalie Engel Debut Their Relationship by Holding Hands at Milan Fashion Week

Love is in the air for Evan Peters and Natalie Engel!

The American Horror Story alum, 37, confirmed his relationship with the writer when they stepped out for the Prada Spring/Summer 2025 Menswear Fashion Show in Milan, Italy on June 16. The couple smiled as they posed for cameras and held hands before taking their seats.

Engel wore a beige and black plaid blouse and matching pleated skirt. She also accessorized her look with a white purse. Peters, on the other hand, wore dark blue jeans, a white t-shirt and a gray cardigan.

Inside the event, the two sat in the front row alongside Matt Bomer, Jonah Hauer-King, Jessica and David Oyelowo.

Peters and Engel were first linked when they were spotted cozying up and dancing during Lana Del Rey‘s headlining set at Coachella in April.

The Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story actor was last linked to Halsey. In October 2019, the former couple made their red carpet debut at the American Horror Story 100th Episode Celebration in Los Angeles.

At the time, Peters and Halsey got into the Halloween spirit by dressing up as Sonny and Cher. Peters wore a matching polka dot shirt underneath a white suit and accessorized with a fake mustache and a wig.

The two eventually quietly parted ways in 2020. Halsey first sparked breakup rumors when she deleted almost all of the photos they shared on her Instagram.

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Prior to the “Closer” singer, Peters was in a seven-year relationship with Emma Roberts. The two met while filming the 2013 indie comedy Adult World. They began dating in the summer of 2012, and PEOPLE confirmed their engagement in January 2014. The following year, they broke off their engagement and dated on-and-off before calling it quits for good in 2019.

“I’m realizing that life is highs and lows. I’m trying to ride them out and live somewhere in the middle,” she told Cosmopolitan at the time. “When you’re low, you think it’s never going to end. When you’re high, you’re so scared of it ending.”