- Olivia Rodrigo confirmed her romance with Julian Croonenberghs during a PDA-filled date at a park in Brooklyn on July 26.
- In photos from the park date, Rodrigo, 23, and Croonenberghs, 26, were seen walking hand-in-hand before settling on a patch of grass surrounded by trees.
- The couple has been spotted several times in the last month on dates in New York City, including at the Iceland airport in a social media photo shared by a fan on July 20.
- Julian Croonenberghs is a private equity associate at Hg and previously worked as an investment banking analyst at Goldman Sachs.
- He attended Brown University and was a player for the US men's national field hockey team from 2018 to 2020.
Olivia Rodrigo and Julian Croonenberghs have confirmed their romance with a public display of affection during a park date in Brooklyn on July 26. The couple, who have been seen together multiple times in recent weeks, walked hand-in-hand and shared intimate moments, including kissing each other's hands.14
Rodrigo, 23, dressed casually in jean cutoff shorts, a black tank top, and a navy baseball cap, appeared relaxed as she sat between Croonenberghs' legs while he wrapped his arms around her. The couple seemed completely absorbed in each other, enjoying the sunny day in the city.
Despite the public outing, neither Rodrigo nor Croonenberghs have officially commented on their relationship. They have been spotted on several dates around New York City and were also seen together at the Iceland airport in a fan-shared photo on July 20. Croonenberghs, 26, is a private equity associate at Hg and has a background in investment banking, having previously worked at Goldman Sachs. He is also a former player for the US men's national field hockey team from 2018 to 2020.56
The couple's recent outings have sparked interest among fans, as they navigate their relationship in the public eye.
“Rodrigo, 23, and Croonenberghs, 26, were seen hand-in-hand in Brooklyn, enjoying a sunny day and sharing affectionate moments. Croonenberghs, a private equity associate at Hg, has previously worked at Goldman Sachs and played for the US men's national field hockey team.”
