Euphoria stars Hunter and Dominic seen together

If you haven’t been following closely the TV show business, Euphoria

Is currently one of the biggest hits on the market, produced by HBO max

And the second season is currently airing every Sunday.

Rumors have started to occur around two of the actors of this 2^nd season

Hunter Schafer, who plays Jules, the love interest of the main protagonist,

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And Dominic Fike, a new character called Elliot, (spoilers ahead)

who is getting in between Jules and Rue’s relationship.

And earlier this month, they were seen leaving an establishment

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While holding hands, starting rumors that they might be dating,

Making everyone really interested what these too might be doing

Together, and starting conversations if maybe they fell in love while recording

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Season two, and rumors have become stronger this time around, since

January 28^th, they were seen leaving another place together, holding hands,

So definitely the fans are thinking that this two are a couple know,

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That crossed their ways on set for the first time, and immediately

Bonded over their characters, since in the show they are having a weird vibe

Maybe teasing that they feel something for each other.

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Euphoria is definitely a new power house in Television, giving a name

And a reputation to these cast members, who are definitely working hard,

To show their range with these deep and well-constructed characters,

Especially Hunter, who has one of the characters with most screentime

And a lot of things to show and tell about her transness and other political

Issues through her character Jules, who is also navigating life as a trans person.

Euphoria is a must watch, but be careful though, because is raw and explicit and has

A lot of delicate topics portrayed, just like previous projects from the Director

Sam Levinson, so have that in mind before you press play on HBO max.