'Southern Charm 'Alum Naomie Olindo 'Happy' Dating Brooks Nader's Ex-Husband Billy Haire for Months (Source)
Olindo, 32, and Haire have been dating for a few months. 'I haven't seen Naomi more herself or more happy,' a source tells PEOPLE.
Olindo reposted Haire's Instagram Stories to her profile on Tuesday, April 29, Us Weekly reports. The couple smiled together on a pontoon boat in the photo. She captioned the photo with a red heart emoji, per the outlet.
Related: Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model Brooks Nader and Husband Billy Haire Divorcing After 4 Years of Marriage
Nader and Haire divorced in May 2024. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover model, 28, and Haire married in December 2019, before they split four years later. 'The split is amicable,' Nader's representative said at the time.
After their divorce, Nader briefly dated her Dancing With the Stars season 33 partner Gleb Savchenko. The pair began dating in September 2024 and split in October. They later reconciled, but in early April, they called a quits once again, a source told PEOPLE.
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Related: Craig Conover and Naomie Olindo's Relationship Timeline
Olindo recently dated Metul Shah for three years. They broke up in July 2021 after rumors started circulating that Shah was unfaithful in the relationship.
Before she dated Shah, Olindo dated her Southern Charm costar Craig Conover for three years. They split in 2017. After her and Shah's relationship — and before the show's season 8 premiered — she and Conover shocked fans when they revealed that they had a recent rendezvous during a trip to Las Vegas.
In June 2022, she opened up to PEOPLE about her hookup with Conover, adding that reviving her relationship with him was never on the table.
"Neither one of us ever thought we would get back together," Olindo said. "It was almost like, a bit of closure at the same time, because we had been together for so long and now we finally had a friendship again now that so much time had passed," she said. "But really, it was nothing more than that."
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