Madelyn Cline might have found her soulmate, as the star of Outer Banks is currently dating influencer Henry Smith, confirmed by multiple sources. E! News reached out to Madelyn and Henry's representatives but has not received a response yet.
Speculation about their relationship began swirling on March 28 when Madelyn, 28, joined Henry—who goes by the username henryhenryhenryhen on TikTok—for an unboxing on his channel. The two continued to fuel rumors at the beginning of April when DeuxMoi shared a photo of them attending a podcast recording together. Since then, Madelyn has joined Henry and his family for Easter, participating in an April 5 video where she dyed her eyes and made an Easter-themed cocktail alongside Henry and his mother.
"We are having a carrot mimosa because Madelyn had a special request that our cocktail not be too sweet and a little bit healthy," Henry's mom explained in the TikTok. "And everybody loves a carrot mimosa."
The Glass Onion actress also joined Henry for an April 12 TikTok in which they recreated the viral dance to Zara Larsson's "Lush Life." "Madelyn Cline is truly everywhere!" one fan wrote in the comments. Another added, "I imagine that you two probably just giggle 90% of the time you're together."
While Madelyn has yet to speak publicly about her new relationship, Henry has continued to post about her on his accounts, even reposting a message he received from a fan about the romance to his Instagram Stories on April 13.
"There are actually people who think you're dating Madelyn," the fan wrote in a direct message. "But I know who her real boyfriend is, and I'm going to reveal it soon."
Henry responded with a laughing crying emoji, writing, "I genuinely can't wait to find out who it is."
As for Madelyn, following her split from Outer Banks costar Chase Banks in 2021, the I Know What You Did Last Summer actress—who also dated Pete Davidson from 2023 to 2024—admitted that she'd learned quite a lot about herself after such a public romance.
"I think at the time I didn't realize what the repercussions [were] of inviting so many people into something, let's be honest, something that's intimate," Madelyn shared during an appearance on the Therapuss podcast in 2025. "I didn't understand. I was just so in love. And, you know, people loved it. I think they loved it because of us."
"There was a period of time there where I truly did not know which way was up, which way was down because that," she explained. "Outer Banks and that public relationship, was kind of my identity."
