Dakota Johnson and Role Model seen holding hands during dinner outing in Los Angeles
Johnson’s appearance with the singer follows the end of her long-term relationship with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin

Dakota Johnson and singer Role Model were photographed holding hands after a dinner outing in Los Angeles, marking their first public display of affection together.
The actress and the musician, whose real name is Tucker Pillsbury, were seen leaving Saffy’s, a Middle Eastern restaurant in East Hollywood, on Thursday, January 23. The pair were photographed walking closely behind a friend, holding hands as they exited the restaurant.
During the evening, Johnson wore a black lace tank top paired with black trousers, styling her hair loose and natural. Role Model opted for a grey and black patterned jumper with grey trousers. As temperatures dropped later in the evening, both were seen wearing trench coats while continuing to hold hands.
The two were seated next to each other in a booth during dinner, according to photos from the outing. While neither Johnson nor Role Model has publicly confirmed a relationship, they have been seen together several times since December, prompting ongoing speculation about their status.
Johnson’s appearance with the singer follows the end of her long-term relationship with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. The pair reportedly split in June 2025 after an on-and-off relationship that lasted eight years.
Role Model was most recently linked to social media personality and podcast host Emma Chamberlain. The two confirmed their relationship publicly in early 2023 before announcing their split later that year.
Professionally, Johnson is set to appear in the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s novel Verity, which is scheduled for release in late 2026. Role Model is preparing to return to the road, with his next tour beginning on February 5 in New Zealand, followed by dates in Europe later in the year.


















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