Leonardo DiCaprio and his girlfriend, Vittoria Ceretti, sparked engagement rumors as the Italian model was spotted wearing a new ring on her left hand.
Ceretti, 25, flaunted the rock while grabbing lunch with DiCaprio, 49, at Mexican restaurant Yuca’s in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
The “Wolf of Wall Street” star was dressed casually in a white T-shirt and shorts and attempted to stay under the radar in his signature black LA Dodgers baseball cap and a face mask strapped to his chin.
Meanwhile, Ceretti looked cool in belted low-rise baggy jeans and a black-and-white sweater layered over a white tank. She wore her hair in braided pigtails.
She accessorized with futuristic black Balenciaga sunglasses and stacks of silver chain necklaces. However, it was her silver ring that really made her look stand out.
The couple showed some rare PDA, with DiCaprio sweetly feeding his burrito to the brunette beauty.
In another adorable moment, Ceretti wrapped her arm around DiCaprio’s shoulders as they ordered their meal at the counter.
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It is unclear whether Ceretti’s ring is, in fact, an engagement ring, but the Vogue cover star notably has not worn the piece of jewelry in any recent Instagram posts.
The “Titanic” star and Ceretti first sparked dating rumors last summer when they were spotted making out on the dance floor at a club in Ibiza, Spain.
Since then, the pair have stepped out on multiple occasions together, and they have even spent time with each other’s families.
Last September, Page Six exclusively reported that the Hollywood hunk and Ceretti were quite serious.
“They’ve been spending quite a bit of time together over the past few months, and they’re enjoying getting to know one another on a deeper level,” an insider told us.
DiCaprio sparked breakup gossip when he was seen looking flirty with Teyana Taylor at a pre-Oscars party earlier this month.
However, the couple are clearly still together considering how loved-up they appeared on their hot sauce-fueled lunch date this week.
DiCaprio’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
