'Euphoria' Co-Stars Hunter Schafer, Dominic Fike Leave Restaurant Holding Hands [Photo]

"Euphoria" co-stars Hunter Schafer and Dominic Fike - who are rumored to be dating - were spotted leaving The Nice Guy restaurant located in Los Angeles.

The rumored couple was holding hands while stepping out of the restaurant Sunday night. The photos of them surfaced on Twitter on Monday.

One user shared the couple's photo in which they wore casual outfits. The 23-year-old actress was wearing a grey hoodie with a black jacket. She completed her look with red and white shorts and was seen wearing a mask.

Fike, 26, on the other hand, donned a striped sweater with black trousers.

According to multiple outlets, the stars were spotted dancing and kissing at The Nice Guy. In fact, they were joined by other co-stars of "Euphoria" including Alexa Demie and Jacob Elordi.

Schafer portrayed Jules Vaughn's character in the series and she has been a regular since 2019. Fike, on the other hand, portrayed Elliot's character, who was introduced in the second season of the series.

Schafer and Fike were rumored to be dating following the premiere of the second episode on HBO Max, this week. The first season of the series was dropped in August 2019 while the first episode of the second season was released on Jan. 9.

Besides Schafer, Fike, Elordi, and Demie, the series also stars Zendaya, Storm Reid, Eric Dane, Sydney Sweeney and Angus Cloud.

On the work front, Schafer will be next seen in a movie, titled "Cuckoo," which is currently under pre-production. The movie, penned and directed by Tilman Singer, will also star Gemma Chan and Sofia Boutella.

Fike has dropped a new music video, "Brockhampton: Count on Me" last year under "Roadrunner: New Light, New Machine" music album. He also collaborated with rapper Anderson.Paak in 2020 to drop a music video, titled "Lockdown."

"Euphoria" revolves around a group of teens struggling with finances, social media, drugs and love. In fact, Zendaya warned ahead of the premiere of the second season that the TV-MA-rated HBO teen series is for mature audiences only.