Georgia Love fuels romance rumours with fellow radio star as they dress up in 'couples' outfit - following her public split from husband Lee Elliot
The former Bachelorette star, 35, stunned fans when she parted ways with her partner in February after nine years together - four of which were in matrimony.
However, speculation has spread the beauty already has a new man, as she and her colleague Gareth have been spotted spending time together of later.
She continued to fan those flames on Friday when she shared an image to Instagram of herself and Gareth dressing up as fictional couple Barbie and Ken.
Georgia put on a leggy display in a strapless black and white striped dress as she struck a doll-like pose and accessorised with a pair of dark glasses.
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She stood beside Gareth, who also adopted a stiff pose as he wore a colourful tracksuit.
It's unclear why the pair were dressing up; however, Georgia tagged the radio station she works at - Gold 104.3.
She also included colleague Phoebe Humphrey in the photo, who dressed up as Sandy Olsson from Grease, indicating the trio were in costume for work.
It comes after Georgia first sparked romance rumours with Gareth on Wednesday when she shared a selfie of the pair at the opening night of a theatre show.
The workmates were all smiles as the cosied up for photo while attending the musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch in Melbourne.
In the picture, the newly single reality TV star paired large gold hoops with a denim dress and a black coat as she gleamed in the sweet snap.
As for her musical buddy, who also works with her at Gold 104.3, Gareth wore a black jacket over a black shirt, unbuttoned to show a little bit of chest hair for the night out.
However, it was Georgia's caption of the post which really raised eyebrows and sent tongues wagging.
'Your mum and dad had a midweek night out and sent a photo as proof,' she wrote across the picture while tagging Gareth.
A follow-up picture showed Gareth taking a picture of the pair's matching glittery boots before they headed into the show.
Georgia and Gareth posed together on the red carpet, cuddling up close as they enjoyed their night out at the theatre.
Daily Mail Australia has reached out to Georgia and Gareth for comment.
This isn't the first time the pair have been spotted attending musicals together.
In May, Georgia and Gareth attended the opening night of Hadestown at Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne, where they posed on the red carpet side-by-side.
Gareth is also in showbiz, with his Instagram biography indicating he was the writer of Schapelle, Schapelle - The Musical based on the life of Schapelle Corby.
It comes after news Georgia and ex-husband Lee are set to put their marital home in Melbourne under the hammer.
The high-profile pair, who first met on the 2016 season of The Bachelorette, have listed the spacious Hampton East pad with a price range of $1.5million to $1.58million.
Georgia and Lee, who announced their split in February, paid an estimated $1.35million for the chic ultra-modern two-storey townhouse in 2021.
The former couple, who were married for four years, announced their breakup four months ago.
The couple broke the news of their separation with identical posts on Instagram in February.
'After nine wonderful years together, including four as husband and wife, [we] have made the incredibly difficult decision to lovingly part ways,' they wrote.
'Our relationship has been so special and we will always cherish the memories, love, and laughter we've shared.
'There is no drama, no bad blood,' the emotional statement continued.
'Just two people who have grown in different directions while still holding deep respect and care for each other.
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