Why Fans Think Fantastic Four's Joseph Quinn Is Dating Amelia Zerbe
Is Joseph Quinn dating model Amelia Zerbe?
Joseph Quinn and Amelia Zerbe are not officially confirmed to be dating.
Dating rumors about Quinn and Zerbe surfaced after the two were spotted spending time together at Los Angeles' Chateau Marmont. A witness told The Sun, 'Joseph and Amelia were really low-key and, when they left, they made sure they went separately.'
They continued, 'He went ahead and got into the car before Amelia joined him.' The witness purported that the couple 'were on a date,' but were hoping that no one noticed them.
The Stranger Things actor was last reportedly involved with Doja Cat. The pair seemingly confirmed their relationship in August 2024 after being spotted on a date in London. They were last seen together in March 2025, attending a party at the Sunset Tower Hotel, Los Angeles, following the premiere of Quinn's film Warfare. An insider claimed that the couple 'seemed happy the last time they were spotted together.' One month later, as speculation about their romance mounted, Quinn was spotted on the dating app Raya. (via The Sun)
In September 2024, engagement rumors surrounding Quinn and Doja Cat appeared online. This was after the latter showed off a ring on her left hand during the Las Vegas iHeartRadio Music Festival. However, she shot down the rumor in a now-deleted tweet on X (formerly Twitter). She wrote, 'no, im not engaged its a David Yurman ring with no rocks in it.' (via Page Six)
While there are rumors of Quinn now dating Zerbe, it is not officially confirmed.
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