Ezra Frech’s Dating History Is Suddenly Very Relevant Amid Those Hailey Bills Rumors – Yahoo News Canada

There's a reason why Daniella Karagach is done responding to thirsty DMs asking about Ezra Frech's relationship status: There are just too many of them!! But to be clear: Your crush on the Dancing With the Stars frontrunner is totally justified. Best known as a two-time Paralympian who won not one, but TWO gold medals at the 2024 Summer Paralympics (nbd), the 21-year-old athlete has been a standout this season both for his moves and for his charm. And rumor has it that someone may have caught his eye.
It's not clear whether something is going on between him and DWTS pro Hailey Bills (who, as a reminder, everyone was convinced that Robert Irwin was dating last season), and according to an insider for The Sun, Hailey and Ezra "are being really careful not to post each other right now because they don't want the chatter about them potentially dating to overtake everything else." Fair!
Here is what I do know about Ezra's low-key dating history, from his high school sweetheart to his current rumored GF.
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Ezra's first (and only!) public relationship was with his high school sweetheart and prom date, equestrian Gable Gering, who he met while attending the Brentwood School in L.A. The two seemingly started dating soon before he graduated in 2023 (as they revealed during a May 2024 video that they'd started dating a year ago), and he later took Gable (who's a year younger) to her senior prom.
The last public appearance the two made together was in July 2025 at the ESPY Awards.
Just about a year later, in August 2026, Ezra posted a video in which he shook his head "no" in response to the question, "Do you have a girlfriend?" to confirm his single status…but it's unclear exactly when and why he and Gable decided to split.
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Neither Ezra nor Hailey has confirmed whether or not they're a thing, but rumor has it things are heating up! In mid-October, a source for The Sun reported that the two "have gotten really flirty with each other and are openly flirty in front of the cast," adding, "They both are very genuine and have a similar sense of humor, so they've been getting along so well and getting closer every week of the competition."
A few weeks later, yet another source spilled to The Sun, saying, "Ezra and Hailey are still hanging out off the show and they're getting even flirtier" and noting that "they seem really, really happy when they are together. They laugh a LOT."
More as I have it!
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