Raye and Michael B Jordan sparked romance rumors after they were spotted riding a rollercoaster together at Six Flags theme park in Los Angeles.
The "Where Is My Husband" singer, 28, and the American actor-director, 39, were seen enjoying the rides together in clips shared online. Michael wore beige overalls, a white T-shirt and a baseball hat, while Raye opted for a blue tank top and jeans.
The pair appeared in high spirits, chatting away as they waited for the coaster to begin moving. The Daily Mail said it had reached out to representatives for both stars for comment.
Michael's last public relationship was with model and actress Lori Harvey, which ended four years ago. Raye, meanwhile, has been unofficially linked to Drake and Lewis Hamilton.
Raye's public tribute to past heartbreak
Earlier this year, Raye posted a TikTok video showing off a blue plaque she had installed at The Nightingale pub on Nightingale Lane in south London. The plaque, styled after the UK's traditional commemorative blue plaques, reads: "RAYE experienced the greatest heartbreak she has ever known here 27 February 2019."
In the clip, Raye, wearing a fur coat and carrying a Chanel bag and holding a pint of beer, points out the sign. The caption on the video read: "put a nice plaque on my ex's fav pub so he'll never forget," and she added it was her "dramatic era #cheers," soundtracking the clip with a snippet of her new song.
The song behind the story
The single, Nightingale Lane, comes from Raye's latest album, This Music May Contain Hope, and is an ode to the Tooting street near where she grew up. Its intro declares: "This is a song about the greatest heartbreak I have ever known."
The chorus describes saying goodbye to her "first love," with Raye singing: "It was right there, in June, next to Old Park Avenue, standing in the rain, I watched him walk away." Raye has not named the man and is known for keeping her love life private.
Raye's Vogue comments on heartbreak
In her September 2025 Vogue cover story, Raye made rare comments about the breakup, saying that since the relationship ended two years earlier she had been "single for so long." She said her last devastating breakup was four or five years ago, when she thought she would marry him, and that the two-year relationship ending was the most crippling emotion she had experienced.
She said it took her three or four years to get over him, adding that she could not allow herself to fall in love again until it felt safe. Raye also said what she looks for in a man has "changed significantly over the years."
